Type in the stop
Enter a stop number or station name and click on the corresponding suggestion.
Stop Schedules guide
In this guide, you will learn how to use the Travel Planner's 
Stop Schedules feature.
Follow the step-by-step instructions to generate your stop schedule for your chosen date and stop.
Step 1: Choose the date
Schedules vary day-by-day depending on ridership (weekdays, Saturdays or Sundays) and planned events. You need to specify the day to get an accurate schedule.
Today’s date is already entered by for you. If you would like a route schedule for another day, use the calendar 
to pick the date.
Step 2: Choose your stop
You can look up a stop using any of the following options:
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Pick a location on the map
Pick a location on the map and search for nearby stops.
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Enter an address and lookup nearby stops
- Enter an address.
- Click on the drop-down icon to browse through nearby stops in that area
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Detect your GPS location (for mobile users)
If you have enabled GPS on your mobile device, you can set your origin or destination to your current location.
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Travel Planner history
If you have previously created a travel plan using a destination or an origin, you can click the history icon (round arrow with a clock dial) to select it without looking it up again
(stop history icon only shows up if you have previously looked up a stop)
Step 3: Choose your route
If more than one route serves your stop, you need to choose the route for your schedule.
Follow the steps below:
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Expand to see the list of routes
Click the small downward arrow next to the route name and number shown to expand the list of routes (see below).
Routes are ordered by number (from smallest to largest).
Only routes that run on the chosen day appear in the list.
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View schedules
Once you have chosen your route, the schedule will appear. The schedule is broken down by time of day, defaulting to the current time period. To view later or earlier trips, please click on the appropriate period: Morning, Afternoon or Evening.
