• Shirts and shoes must be worn.
• Have pass or fare ready prior to boarding.
• Avoid unnecessary delays, please take the first available seat.
• Be considerate of people with special needs and the elderly; please vacate the seating area designated for them.
• Smoking, littering and loitering are prohibited.
• Skis, ski poles, skates and skateboards must be properly encased.
• All ice skates and rollerblades are to be carried by the blades and must be properly encased.
• Exit using the rear doors whenever possible.
• Keep carry-on bags and parcels on your lap and out of walkways.
• Keep arms and head inside the bus.
• Passengers may leave their child in strollers/buggies and must move to the rear of the bus with the stroller moved out of the aisle. Passengers must hold onto the stroller and firmly set the brakes. If the child is removed from the stroller and the stroller is folded out of the way, they may sit anywhere on the bus, with the child seated at all times. On a low floor bus the child must be removed from the stroller unless the stroller can be placed in one of the wheelchair positions with the seat up.
• It is the responsibility of the parent/adult to keep children seated.
• Passengers should not attempt to stop a bus after it has pulled into traffic.
• Passengers are asked to remain seated until the bus has come to a full and complete stop.
• For the safety of passengers, pedestrians and motorists, buses will not stop in traffic to allow passengers to board or exit the bus.

PLEASE USE POSTED BUS STOPS ONLY.

Helping Keep our Community Safe

MHT Operators keep a watchful eye on our community. Working in conjunction with other community agencies, Operators report suspicious activities to police and fire, and help lost individuals get to where they are safe. They are in continuous contact with MHT Dispatch and can radio for emergency help whenever fire, police or emergency medical services are required. They also report road problems, out-of-order traffic lights and missing signs. All MHT buses are considered a safe haven for children, adults, seniors and persons with disabilities.