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Riding Rules
To promote the safety and comfort of our riders, the following rules have been established.
- Save front seats for senior citizens and people with disabilities.
- Make sure to hold handrails when boarding, walking, or standing inside the bus.
- No smoking (including vaping), eating, drinking or littering.
- Shoes and shirt required to board.
- Roller blades and/or roller skates are not allowed to be worn on buses or at transfer points.
- Use earphones when listening to portable devices. Earphones should be set at a level that won’t disturb other passengers.
- Do not stand in front of the yellow standee line at the front of the bus.
- No animals are allowed onboard, except service animals or caged pets that fit on your lap.
- No weapons are allowed of any kind (except those allowed by state law.)
- If bus is full, keep large items on your lap.
- Aisles must be kept clear. Large items must be stored under or between seats. Items that are too large to be stored out of the aisle are not allowed.
- Vulgar language, boisterous behavior and fighting are not allowed.
- Items of a dangerous nature are not allowed.
These could include but are not limited to: flammable liquids; dangerous, toxic or poisonous substances; storage batteries; vessels containing caustic materials, chemicals, acids or alkalis; fishing rods which are not broken down or have unsecured or exposed hooks or lures; ski poles unless secured to skis or have tip covers; sheet glass and sharp objects. - Do not have distracting conversations with drivers.
- Repeated or serious incidents of inappropriate conduct may lead to exclusion from transit service.
Review Metro's Code of Conduct/ Transit Exclusion Policy
Security Cameras
Please be aware Metro utilizes video surveillance to document events that occur on buses and at transfer points.