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Route & Service Information

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Routes 1 & 3 and Routes 2 & 4 – McMinnville

Routes 5 & 7 – Newberg

Route 11 – West Salem

Route 22 – Grand Ronde
(includes Saturday Service)

All YC Transit information is available in alternate and accessible formats upon request.
Translation / Accessible Alternate formats: 503-474-4900
Central Translation: 1-800-CALL-CLI
Text-to-Voice (TTY) Relay: 711

About Us

Yamhill County Transit provides accessible bus and reserved ride services throughout Yamhill County.

We currently operate local routes in McMinnville and Newberg, and four commuter routes to Hillsboro, Tigard, West Salem, and Grand Ronde. Dial-A-Ride and ADA Paratransit Rides are available in specific areas.

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How to Ride a Local or Commuter Bus

Arrive at the stop at least 5 minutes early.
Be ready to board with exact change or a valid transit pass
As the bus approaches, wave to the driver to let him or her know that you wish to board.
Stand back from the curb and wait until the bus comes to a complete stop. If you need assistance with the ramp or bike rack, just ask the driver to help.
Step onto the bus and pay your fare. Once you’ve paid, move towards the back to find a seat.
Along the route, the driver will announce each stop. When you hear your stop announced, let the driver know this is your stop.
Once the bus has stopped, collect your personal items and leave the bus through the back exit door.
Riders are expected to adhere to the safe ride rules and regulations at all times.
This includes maintaining a reasonable voice level and keeping all beverages in closed containers.

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July 27th, 1:52 pm

Let's Celebrate 2,000,000 Rides!Monday, August 2, 2021Yamhill County Transit Center800 NE Second Street, McMinnville10 am - 3 pmTour a new state-of-the-art bus and view the new bus stop signsAll guests receive a YCT swag bag!12 pmService Recognition Awards presented by Casey Kulla, Yamhill County Commissioner EVERYONE IS WELCOMEAbout ReMARKable Rider DayThis special day is designed to focus attention and show our gratitude to YCT's amazing customers and to recognize the dedicated transit advocates who volunteer their time to support Yamhill County Transit. It is named for Mark Schiffmacher, a transit advocate who served on YCT’s Special Transportation Advisory Committee and was dedicated to improving bus service for all. “This event is about thanking our riders! On Monday, August 2nd all riders will receive a “gratitude gift” bag from YCT that includes a ticket for raffle prizes to be announced on our website at YCBus.org. We strive to thank the riders on an ongoing basis by providing excellent customer service, continually improving our fleet, and enhancing our services. Our goal is to create a reliable, comfortable and hopefully pleasant option for those with limited transportation choices and for those who have other options but choose to ride public transportation.” says Renee Guerrero, General Manager, First TransitThis 2,000,000 million ride milestone shines a light on the need for quality public transportation services in Yamhill County. The transit system provides access and mobility to residents of all ages and abilities so they can access life-sustaining services, get to work, school, medical appointments, or social activities. Additional YCT Initiatives & Accomplishments“We have so much to be proud of as we celebrate the fourth annual ReMARKable Rider Day. Yes, we crossed a major milestone with 2 million rides on our buses. But more importantly, these rides made it possible for many residents to seek employment, get to work, seek medical care, or visit a friend in need. Public Transportation is a lifeline to many in our County. The new buses and new bus stop signs will make it even easier for riders to access the services they need,” says Cynthia Thompson, Transit Manager, Yamhill County TransitYCT's efforts include:The adoption of a long-term Transit Development Plan providing a blueprint for the future.Yamhill County Transit recently transformed its look with updated graphics on all the buses and new and improved route and schedule brochures and customer information materials creating a more accessible and user-friendly experience.YCT modified and expanded services and procured new buses making major improvements to its entire fleet. These improvements were supported by a new funding source through the State of Oregon called the State Transportation Improvement Fund (STIF)YCT added state-of-the-art technology enhancements to the buses and tools for dispatch and riders to provide real time route and schedule information for customers while creating efficiency improvements for the entire operation.# # #Yamhill County Transit provides Dial-A-Ride, paratransit, local fixed routes, and commuter routes throughout Yamhill County, with connections to Salem, Grand Ronde, Hillsboro, and Tigard. To learn more about ReMARKable Rider Day or Yamhill County Transit services, visit YCBbus.orgThe New Yamhill County Bus Stop Design ... See MoreSee Less

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July 11th, 1:25 pm

Love our new busesMark your calendars for August 2nd ReMARKable Rider day to view these buses and new bus stop signs with beautiful graphics. ... See MoreSee Less

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July 9th, 4:28 pm

4:25 7/9 Rider Alert Rt 44 SouthboundAccident in Sherwood causing major delays ... See MoreSee Less

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July 2nd, 8:37 am

Update 10:30am All clear returning to normal stops 7/2/2021 8:36 am Dayton Riders Deviation due to gas leak Unknown road closureslook for bus at 5th & Church or 5th & Ash We plan to use Church St unless it is closed the we will use Ash. ... See MoreSee Less

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