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New Transit Service - 160 West
Durango Transit expanded service to include Highway 160 West in March 2021.
The route operates 7 days a week, every 30 minutes from 7:05 a.m. to 8:35 p.m.
The Hwy 160 route was eliminated in 2018 due to budget cuts. Funding was identified and dedicated to expand transit service last year, and reinstating the Hwy 160 route was the highest expansion priority because of need.
Expansion to Hwy 160 was delayed, most recently, because of significant labor shortages. Durango Transit was able to offer retention and recruitment bonuses to transit operators using COVID-relief funding for transit. The additional staff allows Durango Transit to expand and better meet the transportation needs of the community.
The route will serve fourteen new transit stops, including Manna Soup Kitchen, the Tech Center and many residential areas. Stop times are listed below:
Transit Center | :05 | :35 |
Roosa & El Paso | :07 | :37 |
El Paso & Forest | :08 | :38 |
Pinion Heights | :08 | :38 |
Manna | :09 | :39 |
Roosa & 9th Street | :10 | :40 |
Tech Center | :13 | :43 |
Westwood | :15 | :45 |
Four Winds | :16 | :46 |
Speedway | :16 | :46 |
Wildcat Condos | :17 | :47 |
Lightner Creek | :18 | :48 |
Marathon | :19 | :49 |
Westside Mobile Park | :20 | :50 |
Best Western | :20 | :50 |
To catch the Hwy. 160 route from the downtown Durango Transit Center, passengers should board the bus at Gate 4, which departs every 30 minutes at :05 and :35. All buses are wheelchair accessible.
Rider Rules
- Keep cell phone conversations to a low volume.
- Show the driver your pass each time you board.
- Shirts and shoes are required.
- Refrain from putting feet on the seats.
- Profanity will not be tolerated.
- All water craft must be deflated before boarding the vehicle.
- Service animals may ride vehicles, but pets are not allowed.
Prohibited Items
- Pets (only service animals permitted)
- Food and Drink (unless in closed containers)
- Car Batteries
- Propane tanks of any size
- Any weapon or dangerous instrument
- Anything flammable, explosive, corrosive or highly toxic
- Oversized items
- Groceries in excess of what can be carried in one trip
Bike Racks
All Durango Transit buses are equipped with bike racks, which hold up either two or three bikes. Bike racks are offered upon space availability.
If there are no bike rack spots available when you board, there are places to lock up your bike at most bus stops.
Equal Opportunity Service Provider
In accordance with the American Disabilities Act of 1990 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and Colorado State Statutes, Durango Transit does not discriminate on the basis of race, color or national origin. For more information about these statutes or to file a complaint, write to: Durango Transit, 250 W. 8th Street, Durango, CO 81301 or call 970-375-4941.
De acuerdo con el Acta de Americanos con Discapacidades de 1990, el Acta de Derechos Civiles de 1964, y los Estatutos del Estado de Colorado, Tránsito de Durango no discrimina en base a la raza, color, u origen o nacionalidad. Para mayores informes acerca de estos estatutos o para registrar una queja, escriba a: Durango Transit, 250 W. 8th Street, Durango, CO 81301. O llame al teléfono 970-375-4941.
For more information write or call:
Durango Transit
250 West 8th Street
Durango, CO 81301
Phone: 970-259-5438
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Transit Center
Physical Address
250 W 8th Street
Durango , CO 81301
Phone: : 970-375-4940