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Route 261 Geneva (RTS Ontario) Routes 281 & 282 Seneca Falls/Waterloo/Geneva (RTS Seneca) Route 290 Lyons to Canandaigua (RTS Ontario and RTS Wayne) Route 293 Canandaigua to Lyons (RTS Ontario and RTS Wayne) Route 296 Lyons to Geneva (RTS Ontario and RTS Wayne) Routes 302-307 Wayne County (RTS Wayne) Routes 307B & 308 Lyons to Webster (RTS Wayne)
NY 96 in Ovid: County Road 138 NY 89 in Romulus: CR 138A: 0.17 0.27 End of county maintenance Ovid Depot Road in Romulus: NY 96 / NY 414: CR 139: 7.80 12.55 NY 96A: Seneca Street in Ovid: CR 153 CR 139A: 0.18 0.29 CR 139 County Road 139A in Ovid: NY 96: CR 141: 2.51 4.04 NY 96 in Interlaken: Cayuga Street CR 153 in Ovid: CR 141A: 1.52 2.45 NY ...
NY 240 / NY 950M in West Seneca: Seneca Street US 20 / NY 78 / CR 572 in Elma: Sections are concurrent with NY 16: CR 216: 8.46 13.62 NY 5: Goodrich Road in Clarence: Niagara county line Section south of Wolcott Road (then NY 268) was designated as NY 265 from ca. 1931 [8] [9] to ca. 1936 [10] [11] CR 217: 5.92 9.53 NY 78: Clarence Center Road ...
Centro operates thirty-six bus routes in Syracuse, eight bus routes in Oswego County, seven bus routes in Auburn, six bus routes in Rome, and eleven bus routes in Utica. [8] In 2018, Centro had a ridership of 10.3 million trips, down from a 2008 high of 12.1 million trips. [9] In Syracuse and Utica, bus routes are numbered with a two digit base ...
1-49 City of Buffalo and Erie County routes; 50-59 City of Niagara Falls and Niagara County routes; 60-81 Express routes to/from Downtown Buffalo; 90-97 Special event routes; 101-118 School bus routes; 200-216 Metrolink routes; The routes recently underwent a major revamping. Gone are the original "A" designations to "City Line".
The new Rochester Transit Corporation assumed operation of the old Rochester Lines of the New York State Railways on August 2, 1938. The Genesee Street line was closed on March 28, 1939, with the Lyell Avenue route following on April 23. Four more lines closed on May 23, including South Avenue, St. Paul, Seneca Park, and Summerville.
First Transit operates several bus systems in the Southern Tier region of New York under contract. Many of these systems are medium-sized bus systems, operating within certain city, village, or county borders. With the exception of CTran Elmira (which runs daily), all systems operate Monday through Saturday
The last of its trolleys ran between Erie and New York on December 1, 1932. [5] The streetcars were put out of service in 1935. The city and county took over the Erie Coach Company and formed the Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority on September 20, 1966. [6] The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority renamed its bus service "the 'e'" on June 11 ...