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HOW DO I GET A RIDE?

The easiest way to get started is to call us. Then you can tell one of our transit experts where you’re starting and where you want to go. Make a ride reservation and we’ll pick you up at your location.

Be sure you are ready to go 10 minutes before your scheduled pick up, Tri-CAP reserves a window of 10 minutes before and after the scheduled ride. You can browse our Public Transportation on our website by service area.

LOCATIONS:

Benton, Mille Lacs, Morrison, Sherburne, and Stearns counties along with the cities of Albany, Sauk Centre, Melrose, St Joseph, Cold Spring, Paynesville, Little Falls, Big Lake, Elk River, Milaca, Foreston, and Princeton.

Call for more info 888-765-5597 or 320-251-1612

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST AND HOW DO I PAY?

As you get on the bus, put your fare in the fare box next to the driver. Fare boxes accept tokens, cash or checks. Riders are expected to have exact fare as Tri-CAP drivers cannot make change or give credit for overpayment.

NEW FARE COSTS (Effective June 1, 2023):

NOTE: All schedules are subject to change. Call ahead for updated information and reservations.

WHAT ARE THE RULES ON THE BUS?

If you’re traveling with children, make sure they stay seated for the whole trip. Fold strollers and keep them out of the way. Don’t smoke (including e-cigarettes), eat or listen to electronics without headphones. Finally, the aisle-facing seats in front are for seniors or riders with special needs. If the bus is full, please give your seat to a senior or a person with disabilities.

Read our Riders Guide.

WHAT ITEMS CAN I BRING ON THE BUS?

These items are allowed on the bus:

• Strollers
• Wheelchairs/walkers
• Suitcases

These items are not allowed:

• Food
• Beverages in uncovered containers
• Alcohol

SAFETY ON AND AROUND THE BUS

Be alert around buses so everyone can arrive safely. Here are some safety tips:

• Never, ever run after or alongside a moving bus once it has left its stop. Play it safe and wait for the next one.
• If you bike-n-ride, always approach the bike rack from the curb. Get more safe bicycling tips.
• Never assume a bus driver sees you. Lampposts, newsstands and double-parked vehicles can obscure the driver’s view. Also, it’s good to make yourself visible to an approaching bus, especially during dark mornings or evenings. Signal your presence by wearing reflective clothing or carrying a small blinker light or flashlight.
• Don’t cross the street in front of a bus unless it is stopped at a traffic light. Use caution and look both ways when walking past the front of the bus to cross a lane of traffic.
• Don’t cross the street between parked cars.
• When you walk between parked cars into traffic, you might not be visible to drivers.
• Wait for your bus on the sidewalk away from the curb and make sure it stops before approaching it.
• Don’t let children play near buses; pushing and shoving can cause accidents. Please hold your child’s hand when a bus approaches.

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