The University's public transit system that provides fixed-route service throughout the campus.

Operates service six days a week. All Coralville routes operate past The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, both outbound and inbound, and originate from the Pentacrest.

Commuter bus service going from Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center with stops in Kirkwood Cedar Rapids Park and Ride Lot, Coralville Iowa River Landing District, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Downtown Iowa City-Court Street Transportation Center. Handicap accessible.

Operates 13 fixed routes, a flexible route service in East Ames (EASE), a Dial-A-Ride service for persons with a disability, and a late night service (Moonlight Express).

Fixed routes and Dial-A-Ride operate every day of the year except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

Moonlight Express operates from 10:30 pm-2:30 am on Friday and Saturday nights when Iowa State University is in session.

All fixed route trips shown in the time tables are wheelchair accessible and service animals are allowed (pets that are not service animals are prohibited).

Public access fixed-route transit system in Cedar Rapids, Marion and Hiawatha.

Bus service within Omaha city limits, Bellevue, Council Bluffs, Ralston, Papillion, and LaVista. Weekday a.m and p.m. rush hour Express Service to and from downtown Omaha.

Express ORBT Bus Service available on Dodge Street in Omaha.

Bus route schedules and maps are available online. Riders can track buses live at myride.ometro.com. Users may also sign up for MyRide text alerts to be notified of any service interruptions, detours, or closed stops. Printed schedules are available by request at Metro headquarters or riders can call customer service for help.

Subsidized transportation may be available for employees; employees should ask their Human Resources Departments what mass transit flexible spending options they offer.

Students who do not qualify for free transportation are eligible to ride at a half-fare rate by scanning and showing their ID when boarding the bus. Half-Fare bus passes and tokens can be purchased at DART Central Station or local retailers such as Hy-Vee, Price Chopper or Cash Saver locations.

Public Transit System (CITIBUS) runs several fixed routes. Each bus is lift-equipped according to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, and has a bicycle rack that will accommodate two bicycles.

Reduced fares are available for unemployed, seniors, disabled, and all Medicare recipients. Davenport Schools students (K-12) as well as Palmer and St. Ambrose college students ride free with current school ID.

Paratransit service is provided for those who are unable to use a fixed route system due to physical or mental disability.

Bus service within the City of Lincoln.

Senior and disability transportation in coordination with the League of Human Dignity. Services include wheelchair accessibility on the regular route service, Handi-Van, and a reduced bus fare with a Senior Citizen Identification card or a Go For Less card.

Bus passes for those whose income is under 200% of poverty guidelines, call 476-1234 to find out if you qualify for the low income program or visit website for more information.

The Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority (DART) is the largest public transit agency in Iowa. DART provides resources for those who vanpool, walk, or bike. These services connect thousands of people every day to jobs, school, medical appointments, entertainment and more.

DART serves Altoona, Ankeny, Bondurant, Clive, Des Moines, Grimes, Johnston, Pleasant Hill, Polk County, Urbandale, West Des Moines and Windsor Heights.

DART operates a family of transportation services that make getting around Greater Des Moines easier and more convenient. Our fleet of 150 buses travel more than 15,000 miles daily throughout the region, making trips to shopping malls, major business districts, residential areas and schools.

DART services include:
- Local Routes
- Express Routes
- DART On Demand
- Flex Connect
- On Call
- Shuttles
- School Trippers
- Paratransit
- RideShare

Additional details on programs and services can be found at www.ridedart.com.

Provides the regional public transit system. Open to the general public. Door-to-door service is available as needed.

Marshalltown Municipal Transit services include fixed route public transportation, as well as paratransit transportation for those unable to use the fixed route system. Vehicles are outfitted with lifts or ramps. Premium Paratransit Service provides same-day service, and service to those living beyond 3/4 mile from the fixed route.

Pilot program to provide free bus, MOBY, and ORBT rides during Metro's regular service hours for any K-12 student in Omaha and the surrounding area.

High school students must show school-issued IDs when boarding. Students without school-issued ID, may receive a free Metro K-12 card by bringing proof of high school enrollment to the Metro office Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4 pm.

Elementary and middle school students can inform the bus operators that they are students.

Offers public transportation.

Public transportation to Rock Island, Milan, Moline, East Moline, Silvis, Carbon Cliff, Colona, and Hampton; connecting routes to Iowa are available.

Channel Cat water taxi operates Memorial Day through Labor Day, including weekends, weather permitting; cost is $8 for adults, and $4 for children ages 2-10; tickets are for all day unlimited use on day of purchase.

Ticket agent for Greyhound Lines and Burlington Trailways at Centre Station in Moline.

Provide public transit bus service in Iowa City and University Heights.

Bus service within the City of Lincoln.

Senior and disability transportation in coordination with the League of Human Dignity. Services include wheelchair accessibility on the regular route service, Handi-Van, and a reduced bus fare with a Senior Citizen Identification card or a Go For Less card.

Bus passes for those whose income is under 200% of poverty guidelines, call 476-1234 to find out if you qualify for the low income program or visit website for more information.

Provides the regional public transit system. Open to the general public. Door-to-door service is available as needed.

Provides public transportation.

Provides public transit and door-to-door paratransit Minibus services.

Fixed route, open to general public including those with disabilities.

Public transportation system open to the general public for grocery shopping, medical and dental visits, congregate meals, going to work or school or personal business.

The Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation (NEICAC) - Transit Program is a public transit provider. For most services, people will be picked up at their door. Transportation is provided for a variety of needs including, but not limited to, work, school, doctor’s appointments, shopping, or to visit family and friends. Drivers are able to accommodate wheelchairs or other needed devices such as walkers or oxygen, bariatric wheelchairs etc.. Rural transportation services are available in all rural areas of Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette, Howard, and Winneshiek counties. In-town service is available in Cresco, Decorah, Elkader, Guttenberg, Oelwein, Waukon, and West Union. In-town schedules vary by community.