*Only for those with a Reduced Fare Connect Card
Spend $4 (the cost of two trips) and receive unlimited rides for the day. What’s this?
Learn About STA The route and schedule for each vanpool are decided by the group. Some vans go door-to-door, but most vanpools establish one or two convenient pick-up points.
Do vanpools pick up riders at their front door? Read More »
Monthly fares are $60, $80, or $100 per person depending on where the vanpool starts and end its commute. Vanpool fares are paid in advance on a monthly basis and are due to Spokane Transit on the first of the month. Vanpool fares are paid on-line or by check to the van group bookkeeper for submission to STA.
How much do riders pay? Read More »
Spokane Transit has been sharing guidance from Spokane Regional Health District to help prevent the spread of coronavirus: Stay home when sick. Staying home when ill prevents the spread of infections to others. Use good respiratory etiquette and hand hygiene in all community settings, including homes, childcare facilities, schools, workplaces and other places where people
What can riders do to help prevent the spread of COVID-19? Read More »
On Tuesday, March 3, STA held a series of ‘All Employee Meetings’ where employees were updated about the daily disinfecting of all buses and paratransit vans. They were also made aware of Personal Protection Equipment available to them through their various departments. Lastly, they were provided with safety information from the Spokane Regional Health District
What is STA doing to reduce the spread of COVID-19 among employees? Read More »
There are some situations that might warrant additional cleaning. If you have concerns or observe a bus or vehicle that needs attention, we urge you to call 328-RIDE (7433) and, if possible, provide the bus route and number.
What should riders do if they have concerns about safety when riding with STA? Read More »
