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Schedules and maps
JTRAN service is not available on Sundays, New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Fares
Adult
Ages 18-59
$1.50
One-way Fare
$4
1-Day Pass
$15
7-Day Pass
$42
30-Day Pass
Discount
Seniors age 60+, youth ages 6-17, Medicare cardholders, people with disabilities (ID required)
$0.50
One-way Fare
$2
1-Day Pass
$7.50
7-Day Pass
$18
30-Day Pass
Where and how to pay
On buses
One-Way Fares and Day Passes are available for purchase on board buses. Cash only. Change Card provided for change.
At JTRAN offices
All types of Passes are available for purchase at the JTRAN Main Office and the JTRAN Customer Service Office. Cash only, no bills over $20.
JTRAN Main Office
1785 Hwy 80 W, Jackson, MS 39204
JTRAN Customer Service Office
Union Station, 300 W Capitol St, Jackson, MS 39207
Transfers
Transfers are free and valid for a maximum of 1 hour and 15 minutes after issued.
- How to use fare machines on buses
Using cash
- Coins are accepted.
- Insert bills flat, one at a time.
Using passes
- Insert (dip) Day, Week, and Month passes for their first use. Swipe thereafter.
- For all other pass types including One-Way Fares, swipe only. No dip required.
- Bulk discounts
Bulk discounts are available for Day, Week, and Month Passes. Call us at 601-952-1000 for more information.
2%
Discount for 100 – 250 passes5%
Discount for 251 – 500 passes10%
Discount for more than 500 passes
News and events
Wifi and annunciators onboard buses
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Coming in 2024: Redesigned bus routes citywide
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How to ride
Step 1
The Transit app is the easiest way to get directions.
Step 2
Use the map to find where you’re trying to go.
Step 3
Use the schedule to check when the bus comes to your stop.
Step 4
Get to your stop a few minutes early.
Step 5
When the bus comes, check the route name and direction.
Step 6
When boarding the bus, use your pass or pay the fare with cash.
Step 7
Buses are wheelchair accessible and strollers are welcome on board.
Reminder
The folding seats at the front are reserved for seniors, people with disabilities, and riders with mobility issues.
Step 8
Enjoy the ride. Be respectful to your driver and fellow passengers and abide by the rules for riding JTRAN.
Step 9
To get off at the next stop, pull the cord or press the “Stop” button. If you need assistance, ask the driver.
- How to use the bike racks on buses
Each JTRAN bus has three bike racks available on a first come, first served basis.
Load your Bike
1 Hold the rack handles. Push in the rack slightly to unlock and release the rack. Lower the rack.
2 Raise your bike onto the rack closest to the bus. Put the front tire where it says “front tire”.
3 Pull the support arm up over your bike’s front tire. Release and let it sit on top of the tire.Unload your Bike
1 Tell the driver that you’re removing your bike. Exit the bus from the front door.
2 Raise the support arm and set it down. Remove your bike toward the curb side.
3 If there are no other bikes, lift the rack up to the locked position.