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COVID-19 Update
Per the order of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) all passengers 2 years and older riding a Waukesha Metro bus must wear a face mask (or covering) while on the bus or inside the Transit Center. The face mask (or covering) should cover the passenger’s mouth and nose. Passengers with a disability that prevents them from wearing a face covering are not required to wear a mask. This mask order replaces the previous State mask order and lowers the age of required mask wearing to 2 years old. Free face masks are available at the Transit Center office from 8 am to 5 pm Monday – Friday. Face masks are also available on the bus as well.
The following other changes are still enforced:
A maximum of 15 passengers on the bus at one time.
Lost and found will be limited to essential personal items.
Unlimited riding will remain prohibited.
The Transit Center Lobby is open on weekdays 6 am - 9 pm and scheduled hours on weekends.
Passengers must maintain their social distance while at the Transit Center.
Thank you for continuing to riding Waukesha Metro Transit!
Waukesha County Commuter Service Trip Suspensions
UPDATE-The service extensions to the UW-Milwaukee are back in operation for the Spring semester.
Routes 901 and 905 have the following trips suspended from service until further notice:
E3, E4, E7, W2, W3, W4, W6, W9, W10, OE3, OE6 and OW4
In addition trip OE5 starts at the Nagawaukee Park and Ride at Hwy 83 and I-94 and trips E5 and OE4 now operate to the UW-Milwaukee Campus. There are no changes the Route 904.
Current ridership levels have remained extremely low and suspension of selected trips is necessary. Waukesha County Transit will continue to monitor ridership and demand for service and make further adjustments as needed. Given the fluid nature of the COVID pandemic, the timing of restoring suspended trips is unknown.
Below are the new Temporary Schedules for Route 901 and 904/905 Effective August 17th
Temporary Route 901 Effective August 17, 2020
Temporary Routes 904-905 Effective August 17, 2020
Detours
Route 5 College-Prairie Ave Detour Effective 3/22/21
Route 5/6 West Ave- Prairie Ave Detour Effective 3/20/21
Route 7 & 7/8 Detour of Hospital Bus Stop
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the following modifications to service and policies will remain in force until further notice:
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the following modifications to service and policies will remain in force until further notice:
COVID-19 Update
Per the order of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) all passengers 2 years and older riding a Waukesha Metro bus must wear a face mask (or covering) while on the bus or inside the Transit Center. The face mask (or covering) should cover the passenger’s mouth and nose. Passengers with a disability that prevents them from wearing a face covering are not required to wear a mask. This mask order replaces the previous State mask order and lowers the age of required mask wearing to 2 years old. Free face masks are available at the Transit Center office from 8 am to 5 pm Monday – Friday. Face masks are also available on the bus as well.
The following other changes are still enforced:
A maximum of 15 passengers on the bus at one time.
Lost and found will be limited to essential personal items.
Unlimited riding will remain prohibited.
The Transit Center Lobby is open on weekdays 6 am - 9 pm and scheduled hours on weekends.
Passengers must maintain their social distance while at the Transit Center.
Thank you for continuing to riding Waukesha Metro Transit!
COVID-19 Update
Per the order of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) all passengers 2 years and older riding a Waukesha Metro bus must wear a face mask (or covering) while on the bus or inside the Transit Center. The face mask (or covering) should cover the passenger’s mouth and nose. Passengers with a disability that prevents them from wearing a face covering are not required to wear a mask. This mask order replaces the previous State mask order and lowers the age of required mask wearing to 2 years old. Free face masks are available at the Transit Center office from 8 am to 5 pm Monday – Friday. Face masks are also available on the bus as well.
The following other changes are still enforced:
A maximum of 15 passengers on the bus at one time.
Lost and found will be limited to essential personal items.
Unlimited riding will remain prohibited.
The Transit Center Lobby is open on weekdays 6 am - 9 pm and scheduled hours on weekends.
Passengers must maintain their social distance while at the Transit Center.
Thank you for continuing to riding Waukesha Metro Transit!
Per the order of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) all passengers 2 years and older riding a Waukesha Metro bus must wear a face mask (or covering) while on the bus or inside the Transit Center. The face mask (or covering) should cover the passenger’s mouth and nose. Passengers with a disability that prevents them from wearing a face covering are not required to wear a mask. This mask order replaces the previous State mask order and lowers the age of required mask wearing to 2 years old. Free face masks are available at the Transit Center office from 8 am to 5 pm Monday – Friday. Face masks are also available on the bus as well.
A maximum of 15 passengers on the bus at one time.
Below are the new Temporary Schedules for Route 901 and 904/905 Effective August 17th
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the following modifications to service and policies will remain in force until further notice:
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the following modifications to service and policies will remain in force until further notice:
There are no service changes planned at this time.