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Passenger Code of Conduct

The code of conduct applies to all activities that occur in or on any Mountain Line vehicle, Transfer Center, bus stop, shelter or other passenger facility. 

For the comfort and safety of all passengers, the following conduct is expected when using Mountain Line services: 

Refrain from behavior that intrudes on the welfare of others, including but not limited to: 

The following items are prohibited on Mountain Line: 

No unlawful weapons are allowed on Mountain Line vehicles or property. 

Anyone who fails to comply with the above may be asked to leave the bus or facility and may be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Bicycles/Bike Stations:

All Mountain Line buses can carry up to three bicycles on racks. Bicyclists will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. Bike stations are located at the Transfer Center and various other locations. They include a repair station with tools and an air pump.

More about bikes (including e-bikes), scooters, etc. in our Personal Transportation Device Policy.

Holiday Closures:

Mountain Line does not provide service on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. During all other federally-observed holidays, Mountain Line will operate on a Sunday schedule.

Weather Conditions:

When road conditions are affected by severe weather, some or all routes and schedules may change. In extreme conditions, check our website at mountainline.com for updates.

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