>> First, be at the bus stop before the bus gets there. In other words, get to your stop in plenty of time.
>>Second, stand at the stop sign, where drivers can see you. They can't see you if you're behind a tree or a bench.
>>Next, check to make sure that the number on the sign is the number of the bus route you want to take and that you're on the side of the street with traffic going in the direction that you want to travel. Have your bus pass or exact change in hand. Drivers can't make change.
>>When your bus approaches, check to make sure that the number and destination city or landmark on the sign above the windshield match the route you want to take.
>>Make sure strollers are folded and ready. Place bikes on rack with handles opposite.
>>Allow wheelchairs or other mobility devices to board first.
>>Ron asks the driver to lower the bus for his wheelchair. All Omnitrans buses are accessible via lowering and the use of a ramp.
>>Board at the front door of the bus only. The fare box is located in the front of the bus. When you get on, you'll see that little gadget waiting to take your money.