Riding UP
NEW Fares Effective 6/01/2024
| New Fare Effective 6/01/2024 | Effective 6/01/2024 |
|---|---|
| Fixed Route | |
| One Way - Regular | $1.50 |
| One Way - Reduced Fare¹ | $.75 |
| Day Pass | $3.00 |
| Kids 17 and Under² | FREE |
| Monthly Pass - Regular | $40.00 |
| Monthly Pass - Reduced¹ | $20.00 |
| UCC Term Pass³ | $50.00 |
| Veteran⁴ | FREE |
| Paratransit | Effective 6/01/2024 | |
|---|---|---|
| Per Trip | $2.00 | $3.00 |
| Dial-a-Ride | Effective 7/01/2024 | |
|---|---|---|
| Per Trip | $1.00 | $3.00 |
UTrans offers a reduced fare program for $0.50 each direction.
- Reduced fare and day pass available to passengers aged 60+, medicare cardholders, or with a documented disability at any age.
- High school students must present student ID to qualify for free fare.
- UCC pass is availabe to UCC students only. Passes must be purchased at the UCC Administration Office and are good for one term of college only. Valid student ID must be presented with pass to ride.
- Veterans ride free with VA ID or UP veterans pass. UP veterans pass must be obtained at the UP office.
- Paratransit clients must present UP paratransit ID to qualify for free fare.
All of our buses are ADA accessible with wheelchair lifts. Please note that each lift supports a maximum weight of 600 lbs, which includes the combined weight of the wheelchair and its occupant.
The wheelchair lifts are also helpful to people with walkers/canes or who have difficulty climbing stairs.
Dial 7-1-1 for Oregon Telecommunications Relay Service! A free public service for communication between standard (voice) users and persons who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, deaf-blind, and speech-disabled using text telephones (TTYs) or PCs via the Internet.
7-1-1 and other telephone numbers provided by Oregon TRS. For more information about TRS services visit www.oregonrelay.com.
All UP buses are equipped with convenient front-mounted bike racks, making it easy to combine your bike ride with your bus commute. Whether you're biking to work, school, or just out for some fresh air, our Bike & Ride program helps you stay active, save money, and reduce your carbon footprint—all in one trip!
Why Bike & Ride?
- Ride your bike part of the way, then hop on the bus to finish your trip
- Save on parking, gas, and vehicle wear-and-tear
- Help reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality
- Make your commute healthier—and more fun!
Planning a day out? Take the bus to your favorite park or trail, then explore on two wheels!
How It Works
- Bike racks are available on a first come, first served basis and hold 2 to 3 standard single-seat bicycles.
- No motorized bikes, tandems, or tricycles are permitted.
- Riders are responsible for loading and unloading their own bikes. Drivers cannot assist but are happy to give verbal instructions.
Loading Your Bike is Easy:
- Squeeze the handle to lower the rack.
- Lift your bike into place, fitting the wheels into the slots.
- Secure it by raising the support arm over the front tire.
⚠️ Use caution when handling your bike—tires may spin and handlebars can move unexpectedly.
Hop on board with your bike and enjoy a smooth, sustainable ride with UP!
Passenger Assistance: Driver may leave the bus to provide minimal passenger assistance in boarding and exiting the bus.
All passengers must pay a fare or present a ride ticket upong boarding the bus.
Children five and under ride for FREE!