The Transit Center in downtown Wichita.

Transit Services is committed to meeting the needs and priorities of the citizens of Wichita with the most courteous, affordable, reliable, and economical public transportation possible.

Our goals are simply to provide the most cost-efficient and effective service within established budget parameters, the most convenient service possible, and improve passenger amenities and technologies within available capital funding.

The transit system currently operates 51 buses (all ADA compliant) and 26 wheelchair lift vans on 18 fixed routes, 17 demand-response paratransit routes operated by the department, and rides purchased under contract from 6 social services agencies.

Annually, Transit Services carried over two million passengers on our fixed route bus service, and over 320,800 disabled passengers on our paratransit vans.

There are 23 administrative positions and 107 employees which are represented by the Teamsters Union.

News and Notices

	CHANGES TO BUS ROUTES Learn more about revisions to the College Hill, East Central, East Harry, North Waco, Southside Connector, and West Central routes effective July 27, 2009.
	Bus Routes Check out bus route fares, schedules and maps.
	Contact Us Find out how to contact a Transit Services staff member.
	Guide to Paratransit (Van) Services for the Disabled Are you disabled and need transportation? Read the Guide to Paratransit (Van) Services for the Disabled!
	How do I Ride the Bus? Unsure about how to use our transit services? Learn more about How do I Ride the Bus?
	Renting a Trolley Wichita Transit no longer rents trolleys. For information on the Q-Line, please visit the link below. For information on the "Discover Historic Wichita" trolley tour, please visit River City Trolley & Charters.
	Ride the Q-Line! Working or shopping downtown? Save your gas by riding the Q-Line!
	Wichita Transit Documents and Forms For a more general listing of our documents and forms, visit Transit Services Documents and Forms
	Advertise on a City Bus For more information on advertising on a city bus, visit Houck Transit Advertising
	Wichita Transit Advisory Board For more information on the new Transit Advisory Board, visit Wichita Transit Advisory Board

Divisions of Wichita Transit

Wichita Transit staff members provide daily administration of the transit system. The divisions are listed below:

Administration
Providing budgetary and accounting/payroll support, as well as personnel functions

Customer Services
Providing marketing, Transit Center services, and administrative support

Maintenance
Providing vehicle and maintenance support

Special Services
Providing paratransit services, rideshare, and planning

Operations
Providing on-road supervision and all bus and van operators

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