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Reminder: Adjustments to 18 Missouri MetroBus Routes Go Into Effect Monday
To improve MetroBus service reliability, on Monday, March 21, Metro Transit will make adjustments to schedules and service frequency for 18 Missouri MetroBus routes in the City of St. Louis and in St. Louis County as part of a quarterly service change. There are no changes to MetroBus routes in Illinois or to MetroLink train schedules.
Like other transit agencies throughout the country, Metro Transit has been impacted by ongoing workforce shortages driven by COVID-19 and a competitive labor market. Due to an operator shortage, it is sometimes necessary to cancel scheduled MetroBus trips, which leads to inconvenient delays for MetroBus customers.
The service change set for March 21 will help minimize cancelled bus trips and match service levels to workforce resources so Metro Transit can consistently deliver transit service as scheduled. Details for the March 21 Service Change are available below. New schedules and route maps are currently available on metrostlouis.org and the Transit app for the affected MetroBus routes.
Transit riders who have questions or would like assistance are encouraged to contact Metro Transit Information at 314.207.9786 (text) or 314.231.2345 (phone), Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Details for March 21 Service Change
- #16 City Limits – Weekday and weekend schedule adjustments, with peak weekday service north of Delmar Loop Transit Center operating on 30-minute frequency, and evening weekday and daytime weekend service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #30 Arsenal – Weekend schedule adjustments
- #31 Chouteau – Weekday schedule adjustments to improve connections at Maplewood Commons
- #32 Dr. ML King – Weekday schedule adjustments with daytime service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #33 Midland – Weekday schedule adjustments
- #34 Earth City – Weekday schedule adjustments with off-peak daytime service operating on 60-minute frequency
- #35 Rock Road – Weekday schedule adjustments with daytime service operating on 30-minute frequency
- #58 Chesterfield Valley – Schedule adjustments to improve MetroLink connections at Clayton Transit Center
- #61 Chambers – Weekday schedule adjustments with daytime service operating on 30-minute frequency and evening service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #70 Grand – Weekday schedule adjustments with evening service operating on 30-minute frequency and first northbound trip to begin five minutes earlier than current schedule
- #73 Carondelet – Weekday and weekend schedule adjustments with peak weekday service operating on 30-minute frequency, and evening weekday and daytime weekend service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #74 Florissant – Weekday and weekend schedule adjustments with daytime weekday service operating on 30-minute frequency, and evening weekday and daytime weekend service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #90 Hampton – Weekday schedule adjustments with peak weekday service operating on 30-minute frequency and evening weekday service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #91 Olive – Bus stop moved near Cheesecake Factory location to better serve open stores at Chesterfield Mall
- #94 Page – Weekday schedule adjustments with peak weekday service operating on 30-minute frequency, and evening weekday service operating on 40-minute frequency
- #95 Kingshighway – Weekday schedule adjustments with peak weekday service operating on 30-minute frequency
- #98 Ballas-N. Hanley – Weekday schedule adjustments with daytime service operating on 60-minute frequency
- #100 Hazelwood – An additional morning trip added to address passenger volume, and will serve a new bus stop at Tradeport Court on select trips
New schedules and route maps for all MetroBus routes are available at MetroStLouis.org and on the Transit app.
About Metro Transit
Metro Transit operates the St. Louis region’s public transportation system, which includes 24 battery electric buses and nearly 400 clean-burning diesel buses that serve 59 MetroBus routes in eastern Missouri and southwestern Illinois. Metro also operates MetroLink light rail vehicles on 46 miles of track serving 38 stations in the two-state area, and operates Metro Call‑A‑Ride, a paratransit fleet of 122 vans. Metro Transit is a Bi-State Development enterprise.
