Clicking on a route name brings you to a page that shows all stops for the route, by direction. Service notices applicable to the stop are displayed in red below the list of routes and upcoming arrivals.
MTA Bus Time returns a list of routes serving that stop along with upcoming buses. See Finding Your Bus Stop Code for more information. When you're at the bus stop, you can find that bus stop's code by looking at the schedule card posted at the stop on a bus pole. Clicking on a route name shows the list of stops for the entire route (by direction). Searching by stop code returns a list of all routes that serve that stop, along with upcoming arrivals for each route, if any. The result is similar to a search by intersection. Once your location is found, MTA Bus Time will search for bus stops or bus routes nearby. Your phone's browser may prompt you to permit MTA Bus Time to use the phone's current location. Select either the Nearby Stops or Nearby Routes links at top. You can use the GPS functionality on your smartphone to search for stops near your current location. There are a number of ways to search for your stop with the MTA Bus Time mobile web and accessibility-friendly text-only interface: Searching for Your Stop in the Mobile or Text-only Website *Note: Bus Time is free to use but your mobile carrier charges may apply. This is also an accessibility-friendly text-only version of Bus Time. Qualifying riders can apply for a Reduced Fare card that operates like the regular WisGo card at reduced rates.Check MTA Bus Time at the bus stop on your Android, iPhone, Blackberry or other smartphone by visiting in your mobile web browser or by scanning a QR code at a bus stop. Riders can pay for their transit trips whichever way they prefer, including via mobile phones using the Umo Mobility app, a WisGo smart card reloadable online or at retail outlets, or cash onboard the buses.”įares paid for via the WisGo system are capped at $4 daily or $72 monthly.
“The new fare collection system also serves those without smartphones or who do not have a bank account.
The system relies on a smartphone app or card to enable fare capping and streamline fare payment. An article in Business Wire describes a new fare payment system, known as WisGo, launched by the Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) that is designed to make travel more seamless and save riders on transit fare in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
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