Taking you where YOU want to go!

Lake Erie Transit offers a variety of fast and easily accessible transportation services for Monroe County residents. With 8 Fixed Routes, Frenchtown and Bedford Dial-A-Ride services, ADA and Essential Transportation Services, Lake Erie Transit is driven to provide everyone in our community with the highest level of service.

Friendly drivers, money-saving fares and convenient routes on fuel-efficient buses throughout Monroe County and into Toledo.

How to Ride

Riding with us is easy and worry free. Here’s all you need to know.

Safety and Comfort

For the safety of all riders:

No smoking (It’s the law)
No eating or drinking
No pets or animals (except seeing eye or hearing guide dogs)
Electronic devices (radios/CD players) must use earphones

Routes and Schedules

2 – Elm Street
3 – Southeast
4 – Seventh Street
5 – Telegraph
6 – Macomb
7 – South Monroe
8 – North Monroe
9 – South Custer

Fares

And at Lake Erie Transit, we’re driven to provide our riders with the safest, highest-quality, most affordable public transportation.

• Fixed Route / Dial-A-Ride
• All-Day Pass
• 31-Day Pass
• 2-Hour / 1-Way Pass

Bus interior cleaning has been dramatically increased.

All buses are thoroughly cleaned every evening with an EPA-approved and –tested cleaning solution effective against SARS CoV-2 for harder-to-kill viruses.
Drivers carry gloves and wipes to clean intermittently during their routes after passengers disembark. Special attention is given to areas of frequent human contact, such as fareboxes, seats, handrails and doorways.
Staff are taking the same cleaning measures at the Telegraph Transfer Station and the Home Office.
Riders are urged not to board a bus if you are not feeling well, running a fever, coughing or have shortness of breath that is not typical for you.
Face masks are optional when riding the bus.

We urge all riders to do the following.

Wash your hands frequently, for at least 20 seconds each time. This is the best way to avoid getting sick.
Always cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze or cough.
If you don’t feel well or you feel feverish, stay home if at all possible and talk with your doctor.
Find out more about staying healthy during this time at www.cdc.gov.

We care about all our neighbors. Please, be wise and be well.