Getting around Tulsa is simple. Learn how to plan your trip, board the bus, pay your fare, and ride with confidence.
How to Read the Schedules
How to Ride the Bus
Park & Ride
Park & Ride is available at Midtown Memorial Station for patrons. Midtown Memorial offers spacious, free parking with easy access to Tulsa International Airport via Route 201. Please remember to grab all your belongings and note that parking is at your own risk.
Bikes on the Bus
Loading a Bike
- Lower the Rack
Pull down the folded bike rack using one hand while holding your bike with the other. - Load Your Bike
Place your bike onto the rack with the wheels in the labeled slots. Please load bikes in the front (outside) slot first. If another bike is already loaded, place yours in the rear slot facing the opposite direction. - Secure the Bike Raise the spring-loaded support arm over the front tire. Make sure the arm rests on the tire only, not the frame or fender.
Unloading a Bike
- Notify the Driver
Let the operator know you will be unloading your bike before your stop. - Release the Support Arm
Lift the support arm off the tire and lower it out of the way. - Remove Your Bike
Lift your bike off the rack. - Fold the Rack
If no other bikes remain, fold the rack back into place.
Boarding & Payment
Check for Correct Bus
As the bus approaches, confirm the route number and destination on the digital signs located on the front and side of the bus.
Board your Bus
Step toward the curb or wave to let the operator know you would like to board. All MetroLink vehicles are ADA accessible and equipped with wheelchair access.
Have Your Fare Ready
Please have your fare ready before boarding. Our buses accept cash, coins, fare cards, and fares loaded to the GoPass app through the electronic fareboxes. If needed, the farebox can issue a change card for future use. Fare cards are available at QuikTrip locations and our stations.
Take a Seat
Please use handrails while finding your seat, as the bus may begin moving before you are seated. Courtesy seating near the front is available for seniors and riders with disabilities.
Need Tickets?
Exiting & Transferring
Exiting
Signal Your Stop
When your stop is approaching, press the stop request button or pull the cord to let the operator know you’d like to exit.
Please signal a little early to allow time for a smooth stop.
Need Help Finding Your Stop?
If you are unfamiliar with the area, feel free to ask the operator to let you know when your stop is coming up.
Exit Safely
Exit through the rear door whenever possible, especially when other passengers are boarding.
To open the rear door, gently push on the silver bars.
Watch Your Step
Step off the bus carefully and be aware of traffic, bicycles, and pedestrians nearby.
