MCT will also shift the routing of all eastbound afternoon MCT Express routes in St. Louis to improve schedule reliability. The route of the afternoon Express buses will remain unchanged until 7th Street, where the buses will turn right onto Washington and left onto 4th Street before heading east into Illinois. The last stop in St. Louis will be at 7th & Locust.
Other changes to MCT routes include: The extension of the #10 State and Elm Shuttle to serve Woodview Court Apartments in Alton; and minor time changes to the following: the #5 Tri-City Metrobus will shift its Saturday southbound start time to improve MetroLink connections; the #18 Collinsville Metrobus wait times at Collinsville Station will be adjusted; and the times of one #19 Edwardsville-Collinsville trip will be shifted.
For specific details, please pick up a new bus route schedule dated ‘May 11, 2008’ on any MCT bus, at MCT transfer stations, at distribution locations throughout Madison County, or on-line at www.mct.org. For more information or assistance, please contact MCT at 931-RIDE (7433), Option #3.
Madison County Transit (MCT) enhances the mobility of the St. Louis region by providing multi-modal transportation services. MCT operates a fixed-route bus service locally and regionally connecting to MetroLink; express weekday commuter service directly to and from downtown St. Louis; and seasonal express service to the Rams games and the Muny. For elderly and disabled residents who are unable to use the fixed-route buses, MCT provides paratransit bus service. MCT is also responsible for the construction and maintenance of more than 85 miles of scenic Madison County bikeways known as the MCT Trails, as well as overseeing RideFinders, the St. Louis region’s FREE carpooling and vanpooling program. For more information on MCT services, routes and schedules, call (618) 931-7433, Option 3, or visit www.mct.org.