Transit App
The Transit App is a public transit navigation app that allows users to plan and pay for trips on all major transit providers in Southeast Michigan. The app shows nearby departure times and has a step-by-step navigation mode to help keep your commute on track. Transit app works in 900 other cities around the world!
Navigate using Transit App
MyRide2
MyRide2 is ideal for anyone who requires transportation but needs assistance navigating the system. MyRide2 helps residents of Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties with a one-call, one-click call center and website that assists with trip planning and coordinating service. Staff members are experts in transportation navigation, including door-to-door transit and vehicles designed for wheelchairs and mobility-assistive devices. They can take you step by step to book a ride on transit, paratransit, or other transportation options that work for you.
Navigation Assistance
Need a ride? Whether you are currently driving, need transportation, or are somewhere in between, we’ll help you coordinate your transportation options. Call MyRide2 for toll-free and multilingual support:
1-855-myride2
1-855-697-4332
TTY: (800) 649-3777 (Michigan Relay)
Attend Travel Training
You can also attend one of our free travel training classes. Travel training is a hands-on program that teaches the steps to booking and boarding transit services in our region. Learn the fundamental skills needed to use public transportation with confidence, travel independently, and keep active in your community.
MyRide2 Travel TrainingFrequently Asked Questions
MyRide2 is a mobility manager. Like a travel agent coordinating air travel and a car rental, your mobility manager specialist explains all of your options to travel when and where you need to go: fixed-route buses, paratransit, and services that will get you into your home or help you up the curb. This is a public service catered to you and your individual needs.
The MyRide2 service is funded through RTA’s Mobility 4 All Program (M4A) and Section 5310 federal grants, which fund transportation enhancements for seniors and people with disabilities. Any resident can call MyRide2.
Transportation can be the key to independence. Public transportation options can help older adults and people with disabilities get to the store, medical appointments, and social activities. At all points of life, people deserve access to the things they need and those they enjoy.
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