Razorback Transit FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
No, Razorback Transit is fare free!
All maps and schedules are available here.
Razorback Transit provides the real-time location of all our route buses on the Passio
Go! app.
Razorback Transit uses pull-cords to request a stop on our buses. Typically, all stops
are used on a regular basis and have passengers wanting to get off the bus or passengers
waiting to board the bus, so the bus will stop. However, there are times when no passengers
are at the designated bus stop or wanting off, so the bus will not make a stop.
There are times on our more heavily-utilized routes that the bus will fill to capacity
prior to completing the trip. When this happens, the bus will continue straight to
the destination.
We recommend that all passengers arrive at the bus stop 5 to 10 minutes before the
estimated arrival time. During peak service times, we recommend that passengers choose
to catch earlier trips to avoid heavy crowds and ensure a spot on the bus. The same
recommendation applies for return trips from campus. You may find it more convenient
to choose a later trip to avoid the crowds during peak service times.
No, pets are not allowed on Razorback Transit vehicles.
Razorback Transit is funded by Federal Transit Administration Grants, U of A Student
Transportation Fees, the U of A Administration, and the City of Fayetteville.
Razorback Transit is a federally-funded, public-transportation provider. Federal law
states that everyone is allowed to use these resources.
All of Razorback Transit's buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts or ramps and have
specific, secure wheelchair locations inside the bus. Also, all buses have a kneeling
feature that will aid in the boarding and disembarking of mobility impaired persons
that do not use a wheelchair. Tranied service animals are allows on Razorback Transit.
You can call Safe Ride at 479-575-7233.