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By Maria Smith 13 Jan, 2024
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By Courtney Studley 15 Feb, 2023
Route 8 Brookhaven Service Adjustment, Mountain Line
RideMon Service Area
By Courtney Studley 17 Jan, 2023
RideMon service to replace Mountain Heights and Grafton Road bus routes.
By Courtney Studley 09 Aug, 2021
mOUNTAIN lINE tRANSIT aUTHORITY Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: August 9, 2021 Contact: Courtney Studley, Marketing Coordinator Phone: (304) 296-3680 Route 50 Don Knotts Service change Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit Authority is pleased to announce the proposed adjustments to Route 50 were approved at the August 4 th Board Meeting and Public Hearing. Don Knotts (Rt. 50) will change to add evening service until 8:44PM, add Sunday service as well as additional service to Scott Avenue (Valley Health, Caritas House and Hope Hill) on both inbound and outbound trips. This change will be implemented beginning August 15, 2021. New schedule details can be found online at busride.org/50-don-knotts For information on all Mountain Line bus routes call 304-291-RIDE (304-291-7433) or visit WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. ### End Release. Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 07 Jul, 2021
PROPOSED CHANGES TO RT 50 Don KNOTTS Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit Authority is proposing changes to the Don Knotts Route (rt. 50) that will add Sunday service, additional evening service, as well as additional service to Scott Avenue. At this time Mountain Line is asking for feedback on the proposed changes. Proposed changes to the route schedule will have the return trip to Westover Terminal arriving 10 minutes later than previously scheduled. Mountain Line would like to hear if this 10 minute change will negatively impact any of our riders and their ability to make other route connections. The public is encouraged to provide feedback on these changes online through the website survey posted at busride.org or at one of the three following Public Hearings: MLTA Board Meeting at noon on Wednesday July 14, 2021 either in person or via zoom MLTA CAC Meeting at 1:00 pm Wednesday July 21, 2021 either in person or via zoom MLTA Board Meeting at noon on Wednesday August 4, 2021 either in person or via zoom For information on all Mountain Line bus routes call 304-291-RIDE (304-291-7433) or visit WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. ### End Release. Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 14 Dec, 2020
SMI Ending Bus Pass Program Effective Dec 31 Morgantown, WV – Mountain Line Transit Authority wants to remind pass holders using Senior Monongalians Passes (SMI Passes) that these passes will expire on December 31. We are encouraging all current SMI Pass users to register for a Property Tax Pass to determine their eligibility to continue using pre-paid bus transportation services. Not all SMI Pass Holders will qualify. Information on the Tax Pass Program can be found here . Mountain Line wants to thank the Senior Monongalians for their financial support over the past 10+ years through their SMI Pass Program funding. More than 1,000 seniors were registered through the SMI Pass Program since its inception in 2010. SMI decided to terminate the program this fall with the effective end date of December 31, 2020.
By Courtney Studley 18 Sep, 2020
Press Release Mountain Line | 420 DuPont Road | Morgantown, WV 26501 | (304) 296-3680 | (304) 291-7429 | www.busride.org For Immediate Release Date: September 18, 2020 Contact : Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Administration & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 Mountain Line COVID-19 Service Level Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit will run at service level A Saturday September 19th and Sunday September 20th. Monday September 21st will run service level G. Mountain Line will continue practicing social distancing on the vehicles and urges riders to stick to essential trips. If you feel ill or have any symptoms do not ride. Masks will remain mandatory on all vehicles and in all facilities until further notice. As a continuing preparation for response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain Line Transit has developed different service levels that will run depending on the number of drivers available each day. Service Levels A – H are defined on the Authority’s web site and notice of service level changes will be posted through social media outlets and Press Releases as they may occur. Passengers are encouraged to check the website, www.BusRide.org, on Twitter @MountainLine or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MountainLineTransitAuthority to determine daily service levels to assist them with daily trip planning. For more information about Mountain Line Transit Authority and what we’re doing to address COVID-19 visit our web page at WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. End Release – Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 16 Sep, 2020
Press Release Mountain Line | 420 DuPont Road | Morgantown, WV 26501 | (304) 296-3680 | (304) 291-7429 | www.busride.org For Immediate Release Date: September 16, 2020 Contact: Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Administration & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 Mountain Line COVID-19 Service Level Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit will run at Service Level F on Thursday September 17 and Service Level E on Friday September 18. Mountain Line will continue practicing social distancing on the vehicles and urges riders to stick to essential trips. If you feel ill or have any symptoms do not ride. Masks will remain mandatory on all vehicles and in all facilities until further notice. As a continuing preparation for response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain Line Transit has developed different service levels that will run depending on the number of drivers available each day. Service Levels A – H are defined on the Authority’s web site and notice of service level changes will be posted through social media outlets and Press Releases as they may occur. Passengers are encouraged to check the website, www.BusRide.org, on Twitter @MountainLine or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MountainLineTransitAuthority to determine daily service levels to assist them with daily trip planning. For more information about Mountain Line Transit Authority and what we’re doing to address COVID-19 visit our web page at WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. End Release – Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 14 Sep, 2020
MOUNTAIN LINE TRANSIT AUTHORITY Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: September 15, 2020 Contact: Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Admin & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 ROUTE 47 NORTHERN CIRCULATOR WESTERN AVENUE ROUTE ADJUSTMENT Morgantown, WV- The City of Morgantown is requesting a minor adjustment to service on the Northern Circulator. This change is due to a Healthy Streets Initiative to provide safe recreational access on Western Avenue and Lawnview Drive. The proposed route will travel from Fairfield St to Junior to Aspen to Collins Ferry. The route will no longer service Western Ave or Lawnview Drive. At this time Mountain Line is asking for your feedback on this proposed change, a survey is available at busride.org. A public hearing will be held during the October Board Meeting on Wednesday October 14 prior to the Board voting on the issue. Public input on this change can be made at: https://www.busride.org/2020_rt47Adjustment For information on all Mountain Line bus routes, schedules, and proposed changes, visit busride.org ### End Release. Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 11 Sep, 2020
MOUNTAIN LINE TRANSIT AUTHORITY Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: September 11, 2020 Contact: Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Admin & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 SHORT TO MEDIUM RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN The Morgantown Monongalia Metropolitan Planning Organization is assisting the Mountain Line Transit Authority in developing a short to medium term strategic plan for the bus system. In collaboration with the community and stakeholders, the plan will guide Mountain Line investments to the year 2025. Mountain Line has been strategically expanding service and working with area partners to connect the region more efficiently and effectively, to create greater mobility in the region. As part of these strategic efforts, Mountain Line is working on this transit plan to identify necessary changes, enhancements or expansion to continue quality service for current riders while attracting more riders to the system. The plan will look to effectively orient the agency and its transit service for the future. The planning study engaged the community through multiple meetings, in-person events, and online activities in spring 2019. Through the support of comments from hundreds of people, the study team has created a framework of draft recommendations. The study team has taken into consideration recent events including the disruption from COVID-19 and what it means for the future of transportation. Additional community input will help guide the planning process. Engagement will be digital through online tools. Public Meeting Please join the study team at a virtual public meeting event at plantogether.org and busride.org: Thursday, September 24, 2020 4:30-6:30 pm Presentations will occur at 4:45 pm, 5:15 pm, and 5:45 pm. The public can make comments and ask questions throughout the meeting. An online link to the meeting will be posted on plantogether.org and busride.org. Online Survey - A vailable until October 9, 2020. Facebook Live Events A series of short, informal popup events will occur through Mountain Line’s Facebook page September 29-30, 2020. Stay tuned to https://www.facebook.com/MountainLineTransitAuthority/ for more information. Public input will assist the study team in identifying recommendations to guide Mountain Line to the year 2025. Informed by the public’s comments, the study team will conclude its plan in fall 2020.. End Release – Thank you.
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News & Events

Archive by category: Route Changes
By Maria Smith 13 Jan, 2024
This is a subtitle for your new post
By Courtney Studley 15 Feb, 2023
Route 8 Brookhaven Service Adjustment, Mountain Line
RideMon Service Area
By Courtney Studley 17 Jan, 2023
RideMon service to replace Mountain Heights and Grafton Road bus routes.
By Courtney Studley 09 Aug, 2021
mOUNTAIN lINE tRANSIT aUTHORITY Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: August 9, 2021 Contact: Courtney Studley, Marketing Coordinator Phone: (304) 296-3680 Route 50 Don Knotts Service change Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit Authority is pleased to announce the proposed adjustments to Route 50 were approved at the August 4 th Board Meeting and Public Hearing. Don Knotts (Rt. 50) will change to add evening service until 8:44PM, add Sunday service as well as additional service to Scott Avenue (Valley Health, Caritas House and Hope Hill) on both inbound and outbound trips. This change will be implemented beginning August 15, 2021. New schedule details can be found online at busride.org/50-don-knotts For information on all Mountain Line bus routes call 304-291-RIDE (304-291-7433) or visit WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. ### End Release. Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 07 Jul, 2021
PROPOSED CHANGES TO RT 50 Don KNOTTS Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit Authority is proposing changes to the Don Knotts Route (rt. 50) that will add Sunday service, additional evening service, as well as additional service to Scott Avenue. At this time Mountain Line is asking for feedback on the proposed changes. Proposed changes to the route schedule will have the return trip to Westover Terminal arriving 10 minutes later than previously scheduled. Mountain Line would like to hear if this 10 minute change will negatively impact any of our riders and their ability to make other route connections. The public is encouraged to provide feedback on these changes online through the website survey posted at busride.org or at one of the three following Public Hearings: MLTA Board Meeting at noon on Wednesday July 14, 2021 either in person or via zoom MLTA CAC Meeting at 1:00 pm Wednesday July 21, 2021 either in person or via zoom MLTA Board Meeting at noon on Wednesday August 4, 2021 either in person or via zoom For information on all Mountain Line bus routes call 304-291-RIDE (304-291-7433) or visit WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. ### End Release. Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 14 Dec, 2020
SMI Ending Bus Pass Program Effective Dec 31 Morgantown, WV – Mountain Line Transit Authority wants to remind pass holders using Senior Monongalians Passes (SMI Passes) that these passes will expire on December 31. We are encouraging all current SMI Pass users to register for a Property Tax Pass to determine their eligibility to continue using pre-paid bus transportation services. Not all SMI Pass Holders will qualify. Information on the Tax Pass Program can be found here . Mountain Line wants to thank the Senior Monongalians for their financial support over the past 10+ years through their SMI Pass Program funding. More than 1,000 seniors were registered through the SMI Pass Program since its inception in 2010. SMI decided to terminate the program this fall with the effective end date of December 31, 2020.
By Courtney Studley 18 Sep, 2020
Press Release Mountain Line | 420 DuPont Road | Morgantown, WV 26501 | (304) 296-3680 | (304) 291-7429 | www.busride.org For Immediate Release Date: September 18, 2020 Contact : Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Administration & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 Mountain Line COVID-19 Service Level Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit will run at service level A Saturday September 19th and Sunday September 20th. Monday September 21st will run service level G. Mountain Line will continue practicing social distancing on the vehicles and urges riders to stick to essential trips. If you feel ill or have any symptoms do not ride. Masks will remain mandatory on all vehicles and in all facilities until further notice. As a continuing preparation for response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain Line Transit has developed different service levels that will run depending on the number of drivers available each day. Service Levels A – H are defined on the Authority’s web site and notice of service level changes will be posted through social media outlets and Press Releases as they may occur. Passengers are encouraged to check the website, www.BusRide.org, on Twitter @MountainLine or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MountainLineTransitAuthority to determine daily service levels to assist them with daily trip planning. For more information about Mountain Line Transit Authority and what we’re doing to address COVID-19 visit our web page at WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. End Release – Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 16 Sep, 2020
Press Release Mountain Line | 420 DuPont Road | Morgantown, WV 26501 | (304) 296-3680 | (304) 291-7429 | www.busride.org For Immediate Release Date: September 16, 2020 Contact: Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Administration & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 Mountain Line COVID-19 Service Level Morgantown, WV- Mountain Line Transit will run at Service Level F on Thursday September 17 and Service Level E on Friday September 18. Mountain Line will continue practicing social distancing on the vehicles and urges riders to stick to essential trips. If you feel ill or have any symptoms do not ride. Masks will remain mandatory on all vehicles and in all facilities until further notice. As a continuing preparation for response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain Line Transit has developed different service levels that will run depending on the number of drivers available each day. Service Levels A – H are defined on the Authority’s web site and notice of service level changes will be posted through social media outlets and Press Releases as they may occur. Passengers are encouraged to check the website, www.BusRide.org, on Twitter @MountainLine or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MountainLineTransitAuthority to determine daily service levels to assist them with daily trip planning. For more information about Mountain Line Transit Authority and what we’re doing to address COVID-19 visit our web page at WWW.BUSRIDE.ORG. End Release – Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 14 Sep, 2020
MOUNTAIN LINE TRANSIT AUTHORITY Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: September 15, 2020 Contact: Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Admin & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 ROUTE 47 NORTHERN CIRCULATOR WESTERN AVENUE ROUTE ADJUSTMENT Morgantown, WV- The City of Morgantown is requesting a minor adjustment to service on the Northern Circulator. This change is due to a Healthy Streets Initiative to provide safe recreational access on Western Avenue and Lawnview Drive. The proposed route will travel from Fairfield St to Junior to Aspen to Collins Ferry. The route will no longer service Western Ave or Lawnview Drive. At this time Mountain Line is asking for your feedback on this proposed change, a survey is available at busride.org. A public hearing will be held during the October Board Meeting on Wednesday October 14 prior to the Board voting on the issue. Public input on this change can be made at: https://www.busride.org/2020_rt47Adjustment For information on all Mountain Line bus routes, schedules, and proposed changes, visit busride.org ### End Release. Thank you.
By Courtney Studley 11 Sep, 2020
MOUNTAIN LINE TRANSIT AUTHORITY Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: September 11, 2020 Contact: Maria Smith, Assistant Manager Admin & Marketing Phone: (304) 296-3680 SHORT TO MEDIUM RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN The Morgantown Monongalia Metropolitan Planning Organization is assisting the Mountain Line Transit Authority in developing a short to medium term strategic plan for the bus system. In collaboration with the community and stakeholders, the plan will guide Mountain Line investments to the year 2025. Mountain Line has been strategically expanding service and working with area partners to connect the region more efficiently and effectively, to create greater mobility in the region. As part of these strategic efforts, Mountain Line is working on this transit plan to identify necessary changes, enhancements or expansion to continue quality service for current riders while attracting more riders to the system. The plan will look to effectively orient the agency and its transit service for the future. The planning study engaged the community through multiple meetings, in-person events, and online activities in spring 2019. Through the support of comments from hundreds of people, the study team has created a framework of draft recommendations. The study team has taken into consideration recent events including the disruption from COVID-19 and what it means for the future of transportation. Additional community input will help guide the planning process. Engagement will be digital through online tools. Public Meeting Please join the study team at a virtual public meeting event at plantogether.org and busride.org: Thursday, September 24, 2020 4:30-6:30 pm Presentations will occur at 4:45 pm, 5:15 pm, and 5:45 pm. The public can make comments and ask questions throughout the meeting. An online link to the meeting will be posted on plantogether.org and busride.org. Online Survey - A vailable until October 9, 2020. Facebook Live Events A series of short, informal popup events will occur through Mountain Line’s Facebook page September 29-30, 2020. Stay tuned to https://www.facebook.com/MountainLineTransitAuthority/ for more information. Public input will assist the study team in identifying recommendations to guide Mountain Line to the year 2025. Informed by the public’s comments, the study team will conclude its plan in fall 2020.. End Release – Thank you.
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