Mountain Line |
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| Founded |
1976[1] |
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| Headquarters |
Missoula, MT |
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| Service type |
bus service, paratransit |
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| Routes |
13 |
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| Annual ridership |
849,051 (2009)[2] |
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| Fuel type |
Biodiesel |
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| Operator |
Missoula Urban Transportation District |
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| Website |
mountainline.com |
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Mountain Line is a public transit system providing service to the community of Missoula, Montana and the University of Montana. The legal name of Mountain Line is the Missoula Urban Transportation District, which is governed by a board whose members are appointed by the City of Missoula and Missoula County.
Services
Mountain Line operates 13 fixed routes on weekdays, 11 of which also operate on Saturdays. There is no service on Sundays or most major holidays. During the Saturdays in the summer, Mountain Line also operates a trolley to two farmers' markets and a craft market in downtown Missoula. Additionally, Mountain Line operates a trolley to "Out to Lunch," an outdoor concert series on Wednesdays during the summer. Paratransit service is provided for people with disabilities who are unable to ride fixed route buses.
Route List
- Route 1 Downtown / University / Community Hospital
- Route 2 Target Plaza / Southgate Mall
- Route 3 Northside
- Route 4 East Broadway Park and Ride / East Missoula / Bonner
- Route 5 Rattlesnake
- Route 6 Higgins / Dornblaser / Opportunity Resources / Southgate Mall
- Route 7 Downtown / Southgate Mall
- Route 8 Adams Center / 5th / 6th / Southgate Mall
- Route 9 Target Range / Community Hospital
- Route 11 N Reserve St / Expressway / Airport
- Route 12 Downtown / University / Dornblaser / South Hills
- Route 14 Broadway / Russell
Facilities
Head Office
- Address: 1221 Shakespeare Street, Missoula
- Coordinates: 46°53′02″N 114°00′36″W / 46.88389°N 114.01000°W / 46.88389; -114.01000
- Facilities: Head office, administration, bus storage and maintenance
- Opened: 1980
Transfer Center
- Address: 200 West Pine Street, Missoula
- Coordinates: 46°52′25.8″N 113°59′42.2″W / 46.873833°N 113.995056°W / 46.873833; -113.995056
- Facilities: Transfer point, waiting area, restrooms
- Opened: 2000
Park and ride lots
- Lewis and Clark (Route 12)
- Coordinates: 46°50′43.12″N 113°59′50.00″W / 46.8453111°N 113.9972222°W / 46.8453111; -113.9972222
- Dornblaser (Routes 1, 6, 12)
- Coordinates: 46°50′54.05″N 113°59′50.13″W / 46.8483472°N 113.9972583°W / 46.8483472; -113.9972583
References
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- Fort Missoula
- Montana Museum of Art & Culture
- Missoula Art Museum
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| | University of Montana | |
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- Category
- People from Missoula
- User Missoula Template
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