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Holiday Service Changes Alert

Due to the Christmas and New Year’s Day Holidays, RRTA will end service early on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Please click on the Rider Alert below to see all the routes and their…

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Winter Weather Rider Alert

During the winter weather months, RRTA has established some STANDARD and ALTERNATE detours on certain routes that get tricky in winter weather. A STANDARD DEVIATION is typically when snowfall is under 12 inches An ALTERNATE…

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Revised Schedules for Rt. 10, Rt. 16, Rt. 17 & Rt. 18 – October 2025

Due to some corrections on our printed schedules and Operator shift schedules, the following routes needed their schedules revised: Route 10/Lititz – Revised Saturday Schedule Route 16/Millersville – Revised Saturday Schedule Route 18/E-town – Revised…

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Microtransit Feasibility Study

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Toma la Encuesta – Spanish Version of Survey

Overview

The South Central Transit Authority (SCTA) is exploring new ways to improve how people get around Lancaster County. The Microtransit Feasibility Study is evaluating whether a flexible, on-demand transportation service—called microtransit—could enhance access for residents and visitors.

Microtransit operates like a shared neighborhood shuttle, with riders booking through an app or phone call. It’s designed to fill gaps between traditional fixed-route bus service and private ride-hailing, offering more convenient, affordable, and efficient travel options.

The study builds on SCTA’s Strategic Plan and Transit Development Plan (TDP) to help shape a future transportation network that better connects people to jobs, education, healthcare, and daily needs.

Phase 1: Understanding Local Needs

During Phase 1, SCTA and its consultant team gathered input from community members, stakeholders, and local partners to better understand transportation challenges and opportunities across Lancaster County.

Feedback from surveys, pop-up events, and stakeholder discussions helped identify areas where new mobility options—such as microtransit—could have the greatest impact. This input, combined with data and technical analysis, guided the development of potential service “pilot zones” for further evaluation.

Phase 2: Draft Plan & Pilot Zones

Phase 2 focuses on sharing the Draft Study Report for public review and comment. The study outlines proposed pilot zones, potential service hours, and operational details for a microtransit service in Lancaster County.

Community feedback during this phase is critical. SCTA encourages residents, businesses, and local organizations to review the draft study reportprovide comments, and attend an open house event to help shape the final recommendations and future decisions on this new type of transit service.


Study Timeline


Steering Committee

Committee Member List

Meeting #1 – January 6, 2025  Summary  and Slides
Meeting # 2 – March 3, 2025 Summary and Slides
Meeting #3 – July 21, 2025 Summary and Slides 
Meeting #4 – October 23, 2025 Summary and Slides

SCTA and Consultant Team Meetings

January 7, 2025 Summary 
February 4, 2025 Summary
March 4, 2025 Summary 
April 1, 2025 Summary 
May 6, 2025 Summary 
May 27, 2025 Summary 
July 1, 2025 Summary 
July 29, 2025 Summary 
August 19, 2025 Summary
September 17, 2025 Summary 
October 14, 2025 Summary
November 11, 2025 Summary