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Fast Facts & FAQs
Transfort is a department within the Planning, Development and Transportation (PDT) service area, part of the City of Fort Collins. The City provides programs and services that connect the community through transit routes, pedestrian and bicycle trails, bike lanes, vehicular travel, and forward-thinking, long range planning efforts address community trends and keep ahead of potential transportation problems. Learn more about the City’s transportation initiatives.
Top Frequently Asked Questions
Riders can find arrival information in a variety of ways: the Ride Transfort app, Rider Tools on the website, at MAX stations and transit centers, via SMS texting, and via the phone. In addition, route schedules are available from the website and at various locations around the community.
Transfort has more than 500 bus stops servicing over 20 routes. Plan your next ride with Google Transit or view our all routes map to find your location and nearest stop.
FLEX regional bus service connects communities along the 287 Corridor in Northern Colorado. Service is provided between Fort Collins and Loveland, Berthoud, Longmont and Boulder. To learn more, visit ridetransfort.com/flex.
Poudre Express, operated by Greeley Evans Transit, offers regional service between Fort Collins and Greeley with stops in Windsor. For more information visit greeleyevanstransit.com/regional
Enjoy Free WiFi onboard FLEX and MAX! Connect your mobile device to "TRANSFORT". Please do not ask the bus driver for assistance. Note that service may not be available on certain buses and is subject to periodic outages.
MAX buses have 4 dedicated interior bike racks. These racks have been designed to ease boardings and minimize blockage of aisles. The buses need to accommodate all passengers safely, and aisles need to stay clear of bicycles and other items so that in an emergency passengers can unload quickly.
Items left on a bus are returned to Transfort Maintenance Facility at the end of the day. Those items are delivered to the Downtown Transit Center by 10:00 am the following day. You may call 221.6620 to locate your lost item. Transfort is not responsible lost or stolen items.