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• 1. 973-275-5555
• 2. 917-868-708
• 3. 800.544.2383
• 4. 0871 266 3333
• 5. 0810-444-0333
• 6. 0313-7786888
• 7. (888) 378-3823 2429
• 8. (800) 231-2222 6535
• 9. (800) 231-2222 1101
• 10. (270) 442-2706 301

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• How do I request a ride on the bus?

  You can also request a ride during those hours by calling 618-715-0770. Did you know you can view our bus routes by county? We are proud to serve the southern Illinois area with comfortable, clean, convenient and cost effective public transportation.

• Why ride in an mtrwestern bus?

  There’s nothing quite like riding in an MTRWestern bus; whether it’s a 5-minute shuttle between campus buildings or a ten hour charter bus trip to the big game, your experience will be safe, clean, comfortable, and hospitable. We manage the largest fleet of modern busses and shuttles in the Pacific Northwest.

• Where can you ride a bike ride in Nebraska?

  Enjoy a hot ride in the scenic Platte River Valley of eastern Nebraska, beginning and ending at the Strategic Air and Space Museum, next to Mahoney State Park near Ashland. 13, 26, 40, and 62-5 mile options. The Homestead 100 Bike Ride takes place in Beatrice, Nebraska, with 25, 50, and 100-mile routes on highways and paved county roads.

• How do I Ride my Bike on the bus in Jacksonville?

  Ride your bike to a Jacksonville Transit Stop and hop onboard to connect to other locations throughout the City. Be sure to check out our Bikes on Buses tab for more information on loading and unloading your bike on the bus and to explore bike trails throughout the City of Jacksonville.

• How far will Matt Baker ride on his rickshaw ride?

  The team of 7, including Matt Baker, plan to ride the equivalent of Matt’s first solo Rickshaw ride in 2011, from Edinburgh to London – 332 miles in a straight line – but will be doing this at the ‘Glorious’ Goodwood grounds (Goodwood Racecourse, Chichester).