HOW TO RIDE : FLAG STOP
All ETA Transit routes, with the exception of Routes 84 and 50, are Flag Stop Routes. At flag stops, passengers may board the bus at locations listed on map timetables or by flagging the buses at other locations along the route with adequate shoulder space for buses to safely pull off the road. For Routes 84 & 50, passengers may only board at stops listed on map timetables for each respective route.
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To “flag” a bus, stand at a safe location along the road where the driver can see you.
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Wave to the approaching bus so the driver knows you wish to board. If it is safe to do so, the driver will stop to let you on.
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To get off the bus at a flag stop, advise the driver in advance so he or she can determine a safe location to stop.
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ETA transit ROUTES
ETA Transit Fare is $1.50
CURRENT ROUTE AND TIMETABLE, valid through DECEMBER 26, 2024
Attention!
NEW ROUTE AND TIMETABLE, EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 27, 2024
CURRENT ROUTE AND TIMETABLE, valid through DECEMBER 26, 2024
Attention!
NEW ROUTE AND TIMETABLE, EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 27, 2024
Purchase Passes
To purchase a pass please download and complete the form. Monthly pass purchases should be submitted via USPS mail, along with a self-addressed stamped envelope, to:
El Paso Transportation Authority (ETA)
800 E. Overland Ave. Suite 423
El Paso, TX. 79901
Passes may also be purchased at the fare box inside each bus. On-bus purchases are cash only and change is given as credit in the form of a bus ticket. Fare box machines DO NOT give monetary change.
Passes are valid for 30 days after first time use on the bus.
Passes may be purchased at the fare box inside each bus. On-bus purchases are cash only and change is given as credit in the form of a bus ticket. Fare box machines DO NOT give monetary change.
Passes are valid for 30 days after first time use on the bus.
Pass Purchase Form
Transit Route File
To download the ETA Transit Feed Specification File (GTFS File) please click the button below.
General Transit Feed Specification, more commonly known as GTFS, is the world standard format for uploading schedule and geographic data (route alignment and bus stops) to trip planners, such as Google Transit, Apple Maps, Bing and Transit App, etc.
