Hubs and Stations Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation

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1 hubs , stations

1.1 transit center
1.2 transfer center
1.3 uniontown hub





hubs , stations

there 2 hubs in county, each park , ride lot, , bus station handle after-hours traffic comes bench , minimal shelter elements.


transit center

the fact transit center, locate @ connellsville airport complex in dunbar township, completed in 2005. there waiting area, comfort station, vending machines, , admiministrative offices, bus garages. there 40-vehicle park , ride located here, pittsburgh commuter , connellsvlle-uniontown routes accessible rider in safe , secure environment.


transfer center

in 2010, transfer center opened in fayette county business park in south union township. 1,072 square feet (99.6 m) facility open monday - friday , public buses stop @ center @ regular intervals. center equipped vending machines, comfort station, waiting area, , ticket/token office. 1 can receive real-time bus information. there park-and-ride lot there capacity of 40 vehicles in safe , secure environment.


uniontown hub

the uniontown hub located @ church , beeson streets in uniontown. there bench , minimal shelter here. public-transit buses stop here when transfer center closed on nights , weekends.








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