COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — With an increase in reporting drivers, Mountain Metro will return to normal weekend service beginning Saturday, November 21.
Mountain Metro will continue to follow the reduced weekday service until further notice:
REDUCED WEEKDAY SERVICE:

• Routes 1 and 27 will continue to run every 30 minutes instead of every 15 minutes
• No service on Routes 15, 18, 35, 38, and 40
• There are no cuts to the ADA Paratransit service

Due to the pandemic, service can be impacted with little notice, riders are strongly encouraged to go to Mountain Metro's alert webpage and visit us on facebook and twitter for the latest updates.

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Mountain Metropolitan Transit provides local fixed-route bus service and Metro Mobility ADA paratransit service for Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region. All buses use clean diesel technology and are wheelchair-lift equipped. Mountain Metropolitan Transit also provides other services such as Metro Rides' ridesharing, vanpool, and bicycling programs. For added convenience, there are bike racks on all buses for riders who want to utilize the bike-n-bus program. For additional information regarding Mountain Metropolitan Transit please visit www.mmtransit.com, or call (719) 385-RIDE (7433).

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