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What’s public transit like in Eugene-Springfield?

Lane Transit District is the primary public transit provider for Lane County. LTD offers several modes of transportation to get passengers where they want to go. Download the full system map here.

22 routes and 8 stations, serving the Eugene-Springfield area, Lowell, Pleasant Hill, Creswell, Cottage Grove, Coburg, Junction City and Veneta.

Bus Rapid Transit

The Emerald Express (EmX) connects west Eugene, the University of Oregon campus, downtown Springfield and the Gateway area in Springfield. EmX provides frequent service with comfortable covered shelters.

Paratransit

RideSource provides scheduled door-to-door rides for people who are unable to use the bus due to a disability.

Transportation to Outlying Areas

Because Lane County is spread out from the coast to the cascades, LTD combines resources with other transportation providers to extend our service area. Each service may have different operating hours, additional fares, and rules.

• View transportation connections departing from Eugene

• View hours and holiday closures
• View time tables for individual routes
• Learn how to plan a trip based on a departure or arrival time

What should I know before riding the bus?

Learn the “Dos and Don'ts” of riding with LTD:

• Rules for Riding
• Riding Basics

How much does it cost to ride the bus?

For the most up-to-date information on fares, view the Fares & Pass Pricing webpage.

Do you have electronic bus passes?

LTD provides convenient access to fares through the free Umo Mobility app. If you don’t have a smartphone or prefer physical bus passes, purchase a day pass at one of the ticket vending machines on an EmX platform or pay cash when boarding a fixed-route bus (exact change is required).

How do I pay for fare on EmX?

All LTD passes are accepted on EmX buses. EmX Day Passes are available for purchase at EmX platform ticket vending machines and are also accepted on regular LTD buses. Hold on to your EmX ticket! There is no need to present your EmX ticket to the operator, but be prepared to show a fare inspector if asked. If you are using a digital pass in the Umo Mobility app, please have the pass visible on your phone screen and ready to be scanned by a fare inspector if asked. 

Which pass should I get if I’m here for the weekend? A week? More?

If you plan to take a round-trip or multi-way bus ride, purchase a Day Pass. If you plan to be in town for more than 14 days, a 1-Month Pass makes more sense. Click to learn more about fares and pass pricing.

How do I know where to catch the bus and get to my destination?

Getting to your destination is easy with LTD’s Trip Planner. Click to view step-by-step instructions for the mobile trip planning tool when you’re on the go.

Where’s my bus? How do I get real-time information?

View the real-time location of your bus in the interactive system map, or for long-term detours, view current service alerts, or follow @LaneTransit on Twitter.

• Real-Time System Map
• Service Alerts

Who do I contact if I need help?

We’re here to help! If you need assistance, contact or visit the Customer Service Center.