Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, September 19, 1983, ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT, Page 4, Image 181

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    GENERAL
INFORMATION
BUS STOPS
Bus stop signs are placed
approximately every two
blocks within Eugene/
Springfield. Please wait at
these locations to catch the
bus. On outlying area
routes, wait at a safe
location where the bus can
pull in and out easily, and
signal the bus by raising
your hand as it approaches.
On these routes, on dark,
foggy mornings, you might
use a flashlight to signal the
driver.
Before you board, allow passengers to exit and let
people in wheelchairs board first. Then, as you
enter, deposit your fare in the coin box or show
your monthly pass or transfer to the driver.
To let the driver know that you want to get off at
the next stop, pull the signal cord. Signal cords
run along either side of the bus by the passenger
windows. Pull the cord one block from your stop.
Then make your way to either door after the bus
comes to a complete halt.
Most popular bus stops have benches and shelters
for your comfort and convenience.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPER SHUTTLE
This year during the Christmas shopping season,
November 21 - December 31, LTD will offer a
special shuttle bus which connects the University
of Oregon, Eugene Downtown and the Fifth
Street Market shopping district. You can ride the
shuttle FREE for your shopping convenience,
compliments of the merchants at the Fifth Street
Public Market, the Eugene Downtown Association
and the Fifth Avenue Special District Watch for
more details in your newspaper.
TRANSIT STATIONS AND SHELTERS
Central transit stations are located at 5th and
North B Streets in Downtown Springfield, on
River Road at Beltline and on 10th Avenue in the
Eugene Downtown Mall.
All feature comfortable
shelters, lighted waiting
areas, information displays
and bicycle racks. The River
Road Transit Station also
includes a Park and Ride lot
serving 150 cars.
The Eugene Transit Station is the focus of the bus
system, with routes connecting from there to all
neighborhoods of Eugene-Springfield. Seven large
shelters highlight the facility, each serving a
distinct area of the community and identified by a
special color and symbol. Lighting, landscaping
and information displays enhance the comfort,
safety and convenience of the facility
PARK AND RIDE
Tired of traffic hassles and
trying to find convenient
parking? Use our Park and
Ride system. You can park
your car or lock your bike
for free at various lots on
the bus routes around
Eugene and Springfield.
Walk to the nearest bus
stop and then ride the bus
to your destination. You'll find all Park and Ride
locations on the map on the center pages.
Our largest Park and Ride facility—the River Road
Transit Station—is located at River Road and River
Avenue. It's a convenient park and ride and
transfer facility for River Road/Santa Clara resi
dents who want to travel in and around the area,
and saves time and parking hassles for those
going to the Eugene Mall, University of Oregon,
Lane Community College and Valley River Center.
Express bus service is available from the Transit
Station to the Eugene Mall.
THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND
STANDING. If all seats are taken, please stand as
far to the back of the bus as possible. Hold on to
the handrails and avoid standing in the stairwells
for the convenience of passengers leaving the
bus.
ANIMALS. Seeing eye dogs are the only animals
allowed on the bus.
SMOKING. State law prohibits smoking on buses.
FOOD. Food and drink are not allowed on the
bus.
BOARDING. The bus cannot stop to allow people
to board once it has pulled away from the curb.
ACCESSIBLE SERVICES
If you use a wheelchair or have diffi
f climbing stairs, LTD's accessible
ises make the going a lot easier.
It's a special service we offer
that has been well-received;
in face, among transit systems
offering this service,
LTD's accessible lift use is
among the highest in the
nation.
Routes that have lift-equipped buses are desig
nated by the International Accessibility Symbol on
the bus, timetables and bus stops. Lane Transit is
having more lifts installed on its buses and by
January 1984, 80 percent of LTD routes will be
accessible
CHARTERS
If you have a group or organization needing
special transportation service, call Lane Transit
District. For a standard fee, we can provide a bus
and driver to transport your group anywhere
within our Lane County service area. For more
information, contact LTD Marketing at 687-5581
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lane Transit District's major goal is to provide an
efficient and effective public transit service for the
people of Lane County.
Guiding LTD in fulfilling its goals is a seven
member board of directors appointed by the
Governor. Each board member represents a differ
ent geographic area. Policy decisions on fares,
levels of service, new bus purchases and so forth
are made by the Board of Directors. If you have a
question or opinion regarding LTD policy, come tom
the monthly evening board meeting which is ^
open to the public. You can also write to LTD's
Board of Directors in care of Lane Transit District
Administration Office at P.O. Box 2710, Eugene, OR
97402.
Take it easy, take The Busl