RIDER ALERTS!   

* The South Clackamas District is considering some changes. Please check out the Google form in the link provided to answer a brief survey about a potential new route. Thanks for your participation! https://forms.gle/uHDpWo6XkBK1wFtk7

* Riding the bus is now easier in Clackamas County! RideClackamas.org includes real-time bus tracking, trip planning, and clear connections between the County’s six bus systems. More information


PLAN YOUR TRIP


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The Online Trip Planner gives you step-by-step directions to get to your destination using SCTD buses - as well as other regional transit services like TriMet, Canby Area Transit (CAT), and the CCC Xpress Shuttle.


Tips for Riding

SCTD wants your ride to be a smooth one. Observing the following tips will help make your transit experience enjoyable for everyone:

Plan Your Trip

Our Trip Planner gives you step-by-step directions to get to your destination using SCTD buses, as well as other regional transit services.

Give Yourself Plenty of Time

Please plan to arrive at your stop 5 minutes before the scheduled time.

Fares

The Molalla City Bus is fareless. 

$1 each way for commuter routes serving CCC and Canby. SCTD accepts only U.S. one-dollar bills and SCTD tickets. Have your fare ready prior to boarding. Children 6 and under ride free.

Priority Seating

You are required to move from the priority seating area for seniors and people with disabilities.

Bags

Carry-on bags and gear must be kept clear of all walkways. Storage boxes are provided at the front or rear of the bus for your convenience.

News & Upcoming Events

Accessible Buses

SCTD now has our first low-floor vehicle in transit service on the Molalla City Bus. Drivers can “kneel” the bus or deploy a ramp so there are no steps to climb, making it easier for elderly passengers and folks with more limited mobility to get on and off. 


Bike and Ride
All SCTD buses are equipped with bike racks that hold either one or two bikes. The bike racks are safe and easy to use. Please ask the driver if you have questions.
It is the responsibility of bike owners to load their own bikes.


Electric Car Charging

The SCTD Park & Ride lot at the District Office offers a blink EV charging station for use while riding transit. For more information about the blink EV charging network, visit them at https://blinkcharging.com


New Bus Stop Signs

You may have noticed that all of our bus routes now have updated signs.


The City Bus route still operates as a "flag stop" route (a rider can ‘flag’ the bus to stop at any safe location).

Timeline of South Clackamas Transportation District

About SCTD

 "Connecting people and communities since 1990, with safe, caring and reliable transportation throughout South Clackamas County"


If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at 503-829-7000 or
Email:
District Manager or Transit Program Coordinator

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