Routes
New Routes
For a preview of new routes and schedules, effective August 2, click here.
System-wide Map
- System-wide Map (PDF, 3.54 MB)
Areas of Detail
- Downtown Detail (PDF, 2.57 MB)
- The University of Kansas Detail (PDF, 3.13 MB)
Rider Alert: Downtown bus stops moved for construction
Bus stops in the downtown area have been moved due to the construction of a seven-story multi-use building at the southwest corner of 9th and New Hampshire. Effective August 2, buses will no longer stop along 9th Street between Vermont and New Hampshire streets. The new downtown bus stop location for Routes 1, 3, 4, and 7 is on the east side of New Hampshire, north of 9th Street. The new downtown bus stop location for Routes 6, 10, and 11 is on the north side of 9th Street, between New Hampshire and Rhode Island streets. The relocation of these bus stops is temporary, but will continue for the duration of the construction project, which is expected to last a year.
Routes 1-7
- Route 1: Downtown / Prairie Park
- Route 2: Downtown / Haskell Indian Nations University
- Route 3: Downtown / Iowa & Lakeview
- Route 4: Downtown / North Lawrence
- Route 5: Wakarusa / South Iowa / East Hills Business Park
- Route 6: Downtown / 6th or 9th / Wakarusa
- Route 7: Downtown / South Iowa
Route 11
Routes 22-43
- Route 22: 23rd & Louisiana / North Michigan
- Route 26: KU / 25th & Melrose
- Route 27: KU / Bob Billings & Kasold
- Route 27x: Bob Billings Express
- Route 28: KU / Emery / 6th
- Route 41: KU Park & Ride Express
- Route 42: Campus Blue Circulator
- Route 43: Campus Red Circulator
Announcements
Ride free to the Lawrence Energy Conservation Fair
Catch a free ride on Saturday, Sept. 11, for the Lawrence Energy Conservation Fair. The event will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Community Building. Fares will be waived on all fixed routes for the whole day.
Sign up to receive service alerts
Lawrence Transit System provides service alerts via e-mail messages. Please visit lawrenceks.org/subscriptions to sign up for the Public Transit e-mail list under the category City News.
City and KU offer coordinated pass program
An agreement between the city and the university allows easier access to both bus systems. KU students, faculty and staff can ride the T fixed-route service free by showing a valid KU Card. Riders who show a valid T bus pass or transfer slip can ride the KU on Wheels buses for free. Services excluded from the agreement are T Lift, JayLift, SafeBus, and SafeRide.
