Some METRO lines use trains, others use buses. Whether it runs on a road or on tracks, customers can expect trips at least every 15 minutes during most of the day.

On Dec. 6, Metro Transit made changes to transit service throughout the metro. As always, these quarterly service changes are being made to ensure we’re providing reliable service that …

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- Seamless travel between bus, METRO lines and Northstar. - Your ride. Your pass. Use the pass that's best for how you ride. - Convenient: enroll in Auto Refill - Holds multi-day passes, stored …

Good at any time for persons with limited mobility, who must show proper ID for purchase and use. $1 rides are also available through the Transit Assistance Program. Get details on eligibility.

Two bus rapid transit projects – the METRO B Line and METRO E Line – are in final stages of construction and will open in 2025. Several other BRT projects are in the planning stage, …

Bus Customers board Metro Transit buses an average of 70,000 times each weekday. We take the Twin Cities to work, to school, to shopping and to appointments. Learn the basics: How to …

METRO stations are easy to spot, but if you need help, just call the number below to find the one nearest you. Check the Schedules & Maps page for specific times.