Service Changes Effective Monday, November 9, 2020:
- Starting Monday, November 9, 2020, route 58 will return to service. All service will end at 10 p.m.
- The following routes returned to pre-coronavirus service seven days a week in September: 9, 14, 74 and 78.
- Routes 4, 18, 19, 34, 52/52LX, 59, 60, Suncoast Beach Trolley & Looper returned to regular frequencies in June and will remain the same.
- All routes not mentioned will operate on a Saturday schedule every day except Sundays - when they will run on a regular Sunday/Holiday schedule.
- Route 300X returned to service in October.
- Route 4
- Route 5
- Route 7
- Route 9
- Route 11
- Route 14
- Route 15
- Route 16
- Route 18
- Route 18 (PCPT)
- Route 19
- Route 19 (PCPT)
- Route 20
- Route 22
- Route 23
- Route 32
- Route 34
- Route 38
- Route 52/52LX
- Route 58
- Route 59
- Route 60
- Route 61
- Route 62
- Route 65
- Route 66L
- Route 67
- Route 68
- Route 73
- Route 74
- Route 75
- Route 76
- Route 78
- Route 79
- Route 90
- Route 100X
- Route 203 Skyway Connexion (MCAT)
- Route 300X
- Route 812
- Route 813
- Route 814
- Central Avenue Trolley
- Downtown Looper
- East Lake Shuttle
- Jolley Trolley Beach Route (PSTA passes accepted)
- Jolley Trolley Coastal Route (PSTA passes accepted)
- Suncoast Beach Trolley℠
Regional Express Bus
Trolley Services
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RIDE FREE: Effective March 19, 2020
PSTA is temporarily pausing all fare collection.
Below is a list of our most popular fares.
Regular Cash Fare
$2.25
Reduced Cash Fare
$1.10
WHERE'S MY BUS?
Introducing the Real Time Bus Information.
PSTA invites you to experience Real Time Bus Information. The system works with GPS technology and allows PSTA to pinpoint each vehicles exact location at all times. This means we can provide reliable, real-time departure information to passengers.
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Temporary Service Reductions
Click Here to View Current Service Reductions
Note: Current reduced service schedules are available at www.psta.net or by contacting PSTA InfoLine. Remember, trip-planning resources like Google Maps, Transit App, and other apps and websites won’t have accurate information for all trips.
Transit ridership has dropped dramatically since COVID-19 emerged because riders have done the right thing by staying home as much as possible. In response, we’ve reduced service to a level that provides essential mobility for employment at essential businesses, grocery shopping, medical appointments or other critical travel, while providing enough vehicles to make sure riders can safely maintain social distance.
We’re working to make sure our service reductions don’t disproportionately affect those who need transit most, maintaining service on key routes throughout the county that have the highest ridership.
These temporary reductions are keeping our system strong, resilient and ready to bounce back when the time comes.
What to Expect When You Ride PSTA
Ride Fare-Free
- Fares are suspended on buses until further notice to limit operator interaction
Board From the Back
- Passengers should use the rear doors whenever possible. Riders with disabilities who need to use the ramp or lowering feature to board may use the front door. The front areas of buses are reserved only for riders with disabilities.
Seating for Social Distancing
- Seats near operator will remain vacant to ensure a safe distance.
- 15-person max on all PSTA buses; if buses are “full” per social distancing guidance, another bus will be dispatched to pick up remaining riders if an operator is available.
Protective Face Coverings
- All bus operators are required to wear face coverings.
- Riders are required to wear protective face coverings.
How We’re Slowing the Spread
PSTA is cleaning all vehicles, terminals, transit centers, and facilities daily. This includes:
- Increased use of disinfectants to wipe down handrails, doorknobs, handles and restrooms.
- Sanitizing every vehicle with a spray disinfectant, including touch-points like seats, floors, windows, ceilings, handrails, and the driver area.
- Removing vehicles from service to disinfect if a bio-hazard situation exists.
- Posting signage on-board to remind passengers of critical health guidelines.
Frequent hand-washing remains one of the best methods for safeguarding your health and slowing the spread of the virus. Wash with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands. Cough or sneeze into the crook of your elbow, not your hand. And most importantly, stay home when you’re sick.
If you see any unsanitary condition on a bus or at a terminal, call our InfoLine at 727-540-1900.
Essential Workers Program
The Essential Workers Program is for essential employees who rely on the bus, but because of PSTA’s reduced bus service, the employees are no longer able to reliably get to or from work. PSTA will work to get these employees rides to or from work curb to curb on either Uber, United Taxi, or Care Ride. Click here to apply today!
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Contact Us
PSTA InfoLine: 727-540-1900
Hearing Impaired TDD: 727-540-0603All general rider inquiries can be directed to our Customer Service Department.
Please contact the PSTA InfoLine if you have questions about PSTA’s efforts to ensure the health and safety of both passengers and bus operators.
PSTA is working with essential businesses to provide transportation to employees whose bus service has been reduced and cannot get to work on time. If you are an essential business that would like to find out more information, please contact our Public Engagement team at Engage@psta.net.