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Starting July 20, stops along Route X6 between Jefferson and Patterson will be closed. Temporary stops have been added. Full details at iriderta.org.
Starting July 20, stops along Route 3 between Jefferson and Patterson will be closed. Temporary stops have been added. Full details at iriderta.org.
Route X6 reroutes July 23-26 for Celtic Fest. Details: iriderta.org
Starting July 20, stops along Route 44 between Jefferson and Patterson will be closed. Temporary stops have been added. Full details at iriderta.org.
Starting July 20, stops along Route 6 between Jefferson and Patterson will be closed. Temporary stops have been added. Full details at iriderta.org.
Route 3 inbound detours July 23-26 for Celtic Fest. Details: iriderta.org
Route 6 detours July 23-26 for Celtic Fest. Details: iriderta.org
Route 1 will detour during the Wright Stop Plaza closure July 20-Aug. 7. Details: iriderta.org
Route 2 will detour during the Wright Stop Plaza closure July 20-Aug. 7. Details: iriderta.org
Route 2W is on detour due to construction.
The Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is the public transit agency that citizens count on in Montgomery and parts of western Greene Counties.
RTA is Ohio’s greenest fleet, and operates diesel, hybrid diesel and electric trolley buses. There are over 3,000 stops on 25 routes throughout the region. All RTA buses include bike racks and all vehicles are wheelchair accessible.
Customers take more than 9 million trips each year. RTA is committed to providing the highest levels of customer service. A professional and dedicated workforce of over 600 employees is required to serve the transportation needs of the Miami Valley region in the most safe and reliable way possible.
To be a premier public transportation provider that connects people and communities.
To provide great value, dependable service, and to be responsive, timely and accountable for all that we do.
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Strategic Plan
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RTA received the Triennial Review - Achievement of Excellence award from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2019.
The Triennial Review is conducted every three years and includes an in-depth examination of 17 different areas, including safety and security, finance, asset management, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, procurement, public participation requirements, and others.
During the review, the FTA will issue findings where a transit agency in not in compliance with federal regulations. Hundreds of findings are possible and during all three previous reviews RTA had no findings.