Lawrence Transit System

The Downtown Transit Station will help to improve comfort and convenience for bus riders and operators.

The fare-free service began as a pilot in 2023 with all fixed-route, paratransit and on-demand trips.

The buses are part of Lawrence Transit’s zero-emission fleet and are the sixth and seventh electric buses acquired so far.

Updates include a cohesive color palette and modernized Lawrence Transit logo, as well as adding the Phoenix Flame graphic that represents the city of Lawrence, Kan.

Among the safety measures include a naloxone vending machine, dispensing medication designed to rapidly reverse opioid overdose, and automated external defibrillator, used to ...

The agency's new service, funded by Access, Innovation and Collaboration grant by the Kansas Department of Transportation, helps to make public transit more accessible to the ...

Both projects were initially planned to be open in August, but several factors led to the delay, including supply chain issues with materials, unexpected utility relocations and...

Lawrence Transit has 376 bus stops, 17 percent of which currently have bus shelters.