Bus and Local Transit - City of Longmont Skip to main content

RIDE Longmont

An affordable, on-demand public transit option forA black and green RIDE Longmont van is pulled up to a curb where riders await. traveling within Longmont. Rides only cost $2, except for students, seniors and riders with disabilities who can ride for $1. Request a ride through the app or by calling 970-538-9097 (which can serve most language preferences). RIDE Longmont is active Mondays through Saturdays, 6 am – 8pm and Sundays, 9 am – 5 pm.

 

RIDE Longmont is provided through a partnership between the City of Longmont, Via Transportation, Inc., and the Regional Transportation District (RTD). RIDE Longmont is not affiliated with Via Mobility Services, a nonprofit organization that offers transportation to individuals with mobility limitations. RIDE Longmont is operated by a wholly owned subsidiary of Via Transportation, Inc.

 

Visit the RIDE Longmont website for more information.

 

Via Mobility Services

Via Mobility Services offers free transportation services and resources to Longmont seniors (60+) and adults living with a disability. Via Mobility Services is not affiliated with Via Transportation, Inc., a RIDE Longmont partner.

 

Learn more on the Via Mobility Services website.

RTD

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is the public transportation service provider for the Denver Metro region, and it includes bus service to/from Longmont. RTD services are funded through a combination of federal transportation dollars, fares and a 0.6 percent sales tax (6 cents for every $10 dollar purchase). RTD attempts to provide appropriate service for different situations and users including:

 

  • Bus Service: Local, Express, and Regional
  • Light or Commuter Rail Service (does not currently extend to Longmont)
  • FlexRide (formerly Call-n-Ride) offers curb-to-curb service, like a taxi, within Longmont
  • Park-n-Ride
  • Bike-n-Ride
  • SkyRide (service to Denver International Airport from designated Park-n-Ride lots throughout the region)
  • Access-a-Ride provides curbside and door-to-door travel options for people with disabilities. It’s free within Longmont for those who qualify

 

For in depth information about RTD services including trip planning applications, fare structures,  transfers, the MyRide Smart Card, and parking, visit RTD’s website at RTD-Denver.com.

 

Eco Passes, which can be purchased by employers for their employees, provide unlimited access to all transit services.

 

Ride Free Longmont

 

You can enjoy buzzing about town for free – all day, every day! Ride Free Longmont provides unlimited trips on Longmont’s local buses at no charge to riders. No cards, passes, or ID are needed to ride the local routes. Ask for a transfer and receive credit towards the fare on RTD regional bus routes. The program is paid for through the City’s Street Fund.

 

For rider information and trip planning, visit LongmontBus.com

 

FLEX

FLEX is a free regional bus route serving stops between Fort Collins, Loveland, Berthoud and Longmont, made possible through a regional partnership and operated by Transfort.

 

FLEX offers a variety of options to maximize the convenience and accessibility to communities in Northern Colorado. During peak morning and evening times, FLEX provides service connecting Fort Collins, Loveland, Berthoud and Longmont. Transfers to Denver and Boulder through the RTD bus system are available in Longmont. Midday, FLEX provides service between Fort Collins and Loveland.

 

Visit the FLEX website for schedules and more information.