Phoenix Neighborhood Circulator Service

FREE DAILY SERVICE

Neighborhood circulators are intended to get residents a short distance to their favorite local places such as the grocery store or the community center. This free transit service runs daily and is available in five communities in Phoenix - Ahwatukee area, Maryvale/Desert Sky area, North and Northeast Phoenix and the Sunnyslope area. More circulator service is being planned, as budget allows.

Routes and Locations

On major streets, please wait at designated bus stops for DART. On neighborhood streets, flag down the mini-bus to have it stop for you.

Schedule
Monday – Saturday Clockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 10 p.m.
Monday – Saturday Counterclockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 10 p.m.
Sunday Clockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 8 p.m.
Sunday Counterclockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 8 p.m.

On major streets, please wait at designated bus stops for DART. On neighborhood streets, flag down the mini-bus to have it stop for you.

Schedule
Monday – Saturday Clockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 10 p.m.
Monday – Saturday Counterclockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 10 p.m.
Sunday Clockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 8 p.m.
Sunday Counterclockwise – about 6 a.m. – about 8 p.m.

On major streets, please wait at designated bus stops for MARY. On neighborhood streets flag down the mini-bus to have it stop for you.

Schedule
Monday - Saturday East/West Loop- first trip leaves Desert Sky Mall about 5 a.m.; last trip leaves about 9 p.m.
Monday - Saturday West/East Loop - first trip leaves Desert Sky Mall about 5 a.m.; last trip leaves about 9 p.m.
Sunday East/West Loop - first trip leaves Desert Sky Mall about 6 a.m.; last trip leaves about 7 p.m.
Sunday West/East Loop - first trip leaves Desert Sky Mall about 6 a.m.; last trip leaves about 7 p.m.

For more information on the progress of the neighborhood circulator planning process, call (602) 262-7242 or for text telephones call TTY (602) 495-0936

The Phoenix Transit Plan
The Phoenix Transit Plan includes RAPID, METRO - Light Rail Transit, improvements to local bus service and Dial-a-Ride service, neighborhood circulators, new technology for trip planning and bus scheduling, and other support services. The Citizens Transit Commission was created to oversee expenditure of funds from the Transit 2000 tax approved by Phoenix voters.

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Last Modified on 05/27/2008 11:47:04