Park City Municipal Corporation’s policy is that no person, regardless of race, color, or national origin shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to any discrimination under any program, activity, or services under Section 601 of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, as amended. to 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday) at (435) 615-5353.ĪDA Policy & Complementary Transit Plan Non-discrimination notice For an ADA Eligibility Application or for further information, contact our Transit Certification Office (8:00 a.m. We are also pleased to provide door-to-door para-transit service to ADA certified passengers who cannot ride the fixed route service. Read the full statement here.Īll Park City Transit buses are ADA accessible. The C.D.C continues to recommend wearing a mask on public transit, and both HVT and PCT will provide masks upon request. In response to the federal court ruling, masks are now optional while riding High Valley Transit and Park City Transit vehicles.

Service begins later in the morning on the Trolleyĭid you know you can now access more areas of Park City without a car using microtransit? Request a ride and within minutes a van will connect you to a network of fast, frequent, and fare-free buses spanning the Wasatch Back.

Service ends earlier in the evening on the 4 Orange and 9 Purple.

New hours of service on the 4 Orange, 9 Purple, and Trolley.

Buses arrive every 40 minutes from 6:45 a.m.

New schedule on the 6 Silver (current express service to Main Street will remain in place).Minor timepoint adjustments on the 10 White.

30-minute frequency and minor timepoint adjustments on the 1 Red, 2 Green, and 5 Yellow.No service on winter-only routes: the 3 Blue, 50 Teal, and City-Wide.Spring/summer schedules begin Sunday, April 16.

Downtown bus station