Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority

The Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority (RGRTA) is a New York State public-benefit corporation which provides transportation services in the eight-county area in and around Rochester, New York. Currently, RGRTA oversees the daily operation of eleven subsidiaries under the parent company of the RGRTA, including paratransit services.[2]

Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority
SloganEnjoy The Ride
Founded1969
Headquarters1372 East Main Street, Rochester, NY 14609
LocaleMonroe and surrounding counties
Service areaMonroe, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Wayne, and Wyoming counties, New York
Service typePublic Transit
DestinationsRochester and surrounding area
HubsRTS Transit Center
FleetBus, Van
Daily ridership54,900 daily (Fourth quarter 2016)[1]A
Fuel typeDiesel, diesel-electric
OperatorRTS, B-Line, RTS Livingston, RTS Wayne, RTS Genesee, RTS Ontario, RTS Wyoming, RTS Orleans, RTS Seneca, RTS Access
Chief executiveBill Carpenter
WebsiteOfficial Website

Organization

The RGRTA is guided by a 14-member board of commissioners (two of which are vacant).[3] The management team is headed by CEO Bill Carpenter, who reports to the board.[4] In 2017, the RGRTA had operating expenses of $116.51 million and a level of staffing of 1,045 people.[5]

History

Rochester Railway Company
Main article: Rochester Railway Company

Public transportation in the greater Rochester area can trace its roots back to the streetcar and interurban lines operated by the Rochester Railway Company and later New York State Railways. In 1929, New York State Railways entered receivership, and local interests formed a plan to reorganize the former Rochester Railway. After several years of negotiation, the New York State Public Service Commission approved a reorganization plan in 1937 put together by attorney Howard Woods and his committee of stockholders.[6]

Rochester Transit Corporation
Main article: Rochester Transit Corporation

On August 2, 1938, Rochester Transit Corporation assumed operation of the bus and streetcar operations serving the city.[7] The last streetcar line was converted to bus operation in 1941, though contract operation of the city-owned Rochester Subway continued until 1956 (RTC ended freight operations in the Subway by 1957, transferring the responsibility to the connecting railroads).[8] The company was returned to local control in 1943 when the remaining shares owned by Associated Gas & Electric were bought out.

From Private to Public
A 1990 Orion V bus

With postwar prosperity came increased use of automobiles and the spread of population out to the suburbs. Rochester Transit Corporation was plagued by labor unrest, and strikes in 1952 and 1965 ground the system to a halt.[9] A dispute over job listings and seniority caused a brief two-day strike in May 1967. With the transit workers contract coming to an end that fall, stalled negotiations led to another strike in November 1967. The work stoppage continued through the holiday season, and with no end in sight, the City of Rochester drew up a plan to condemn and purchase the transit company operations. Over the objections of RTC, the strike came to an end on January 25, 1968, and the city contracted with National City Management Company to operate the bus lines as Rochester Transit Service.[10]

Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority (RGRTA) was formed in 1968 by a state act of government which also formed three similar agencies in Syracuse, Buffalo, the Capital District around Albany and New York City. The RGRTA took over the former RTC bus operation from the City of Rochester and later began expanding bus service to outlying suburban and rural areas. The lines that made up the former RTC service became part of the Regional Transit Service (RTS) in Rochester and Monroe County.[11]

Regional Transit Service
Logo of Regional Transit Service

The largest subsidiary of the RGRTA, Regional Transit Service (RTS) serves Monroe County (Rochester and its immediate suburbs) as well as providing service to students at University of Rochester, Monroe Community College and Rochester Institute of Technology. Students in the Rochester City School District are also served. Suburban and park-and-ride routes serve the outlying towns in Monroe County and surrounding counties of Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Wayne and Wyoming, including service into Avon, Victor, Lyons, and Le Roy). RTS also serves major shopping centers and malls in Monroe County, such as various Walmart locations, Marketplace Mall in Henrietta, Eastview Mall in Victor and The Mall at Greece Ridge in Greece.

Bus routes

Regional Transit Service operates a number of individual routes, most of which operate on a hub and spoke system from Downtown Rochester. These routes originate at the RTS Transit Center (Pictured Below) at 60 St. Paul Street along Mortimer Street.

Prior to November 28, 2014, the opening date of the transit center, routes originated from the corner of Main and Clinton or from Broad Street. The Main and Clinton stops had been in place since 1863. With the move came a change in routes, stops and times including the elimination of through-routing, in which a bus would operate between two or more different routes during scheduled runs.

Routes are color coded with those in green serving the east side of the county and those in blue serving the west side. ROC-It routes are routes with limited stops.

The current routes operated by Regional Transit Service include the following (as of January 5, 2020):

Monroe County
  • Route 1 Lake Ave/Kodak/Charlotte
  • Route 3G/3W Lyell Ave/The Mall at Greece Ridge/Walmart Chili
  • Route 4 Genesee St/Strong Hospital
  • Route 5 MCC Downtown Campus (operates only when school is in session)
  • Route 6 Jefferson Ave/Greater Rochester International Airport/Wegmans Distribution Center
  • Route 8 Chili Ave/Walmart Chili/Lifetime Health
  • Route 9 Jay St/Maple Ave/Rochester Technology Park/Westmar Plaza
  • Route 10 Dewey Ave/Northgate Plaza/Walmart Dewey
  • Route 13 Edison Tech/Colfax St
  • Route 14 West Ridge Road LIMITED (Rochester/Greece)/East Ridge Road via Portland Ave/Bishop Kearney High School (Irondequoit, around 7:30 AM only)
  • Route 15 Latta Road/Dewey Ave/Lake Ave LIMITED/Walmart Dewey
  • Route 16 Crosstown via LaGrange Ave
  • Route 19 S. Plymouth Ave/University of Rochester/Strong Memorial Hospital/College Town
  • Route 23 Jefferson Rd/Walmart Marketplace
  • Route 24 Marketplace Mall/Rochester Institute of Technology via Mt. Hope Ave
  • Route 25 Thurston Rd/MCC Brighton Campus/Brooks Ave
  • Route 28 Genesee Park Blvd/West Ave/Strong Hospital
  • Route 31 Park Ave
  • Route 33 N. Goodman St/Irondequoit Plaza (mornings-afternoons)/Culver-Ridge Plaza (after 7:00 PM only)
  • Route 34 Hudson Ave/Carter St/Irondequoit Plaza/Keeler St Apartments (Towers)
  • Route 35 St. Paul Blvd/Seneca Park Zoo/Irondequoit Plaza/Summerville
  • Route 36 Clifford Ave/Fernwood Ave
  • Route 37 N. Clinton Ave/Cooper Rd/Irondequoit Plaza
  • Route 38 East Main St/Browncroft Blvd/Wyand Crescent
  • Route 39 Bay St/Webster Ave (not to be confused with Route 103)
  • Route 40 Portland Ave/Seabreeze via E. Ridge Rd & Culver Rd/St. Ann’s Community
  • Route 41 Joseph Ave/Walmart Hudson
  • Route 42 Parsells Ave/Laurelton Road/Hill Haven/Baytowne Plaza
  • Route 45 South Ave/Strong Hospital/Monroe Community Hospital
  • Route 47 Monroe Ave/Pittsford
  • Route 48 University Ave/Strong Hospital/Browncroft Blvd
  • Route 51 S. Clinton Ave/Lac De Ville Blvd
  • Route 53 S. Goodman St/Rochester Psychiatric Center/Monroe Developmental Center (PSYCH/VA/MDC)
  • Route 55 Monroe Community College Brighton Campus via Mt. Hope Ave (operates only when school is in session)
  • Route 57 East Ave/Nazareth College/St. John Fisher College
  • Route 59 MCC Connector/Direct service between Downtown Campus and Brighton Campus (only operates when school is in session)
  • Route 74 RIT East End Express (operates only on the campus of RIT, NO DOWNTOWN)
  • Route 81 East Rochester via W. Commercial St/Fairport via Fairport Rd and Main St. Fairport
  • Route 82 Penfield via Route 441
  • Route 83 Calkins Rd via E. Henrietta Rd
  • Route 84 Eastview Mall (Victor)
  • Route 101 Avon/Rush Park & Ride
  • Route 102 Newark/Lyons
  • Route 103 Town of Webster/Xerox via Empire Blvd/Ridge Road (NY-404)
  • Route 104 Brockport/Spencerport/Rochester Technology Park/SUNY Brockport
  • Route 106 Hilton/Hamlin/Clarkson via NY 104
  • Route 124 Marketplace Mall ROC-It (LIMITED)
  • Route 134 Hudson Ave ROC-It (LIMITED)
  • Route 145 South Ave ROC-It (LIMITED)
  • Route 150 Dewey Ave ROC-It (LIMITED)
  • Route 163 Lyell Ave ROC-It (LIMITED)
  • Route 172 Nazareth College/Pittsford Plaza (Sundays only) (LIMITED)

Routes outside Monroe County

  • Route 201 Albion (RTS Orleans)
  • Route 202 Medina/Lyndonville (RTS Orleans)
  • Route 203 Batavia (RTS Orleans)
  • Route 204 Brockport (RTS Orleans)
  • Route 205 Albion/Medina (RTS Orleans)
  • Route 210 Batavia (RTS Genesee, operates on Saturdays only)
  • Routes 211 & 212 Batavia/Genesee Community College (RTS Genesee)
  • Route 214 Batavia/LeRoy (RTS Genesee)
  • Route 221 Warsaw (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 222 Arcade to Batavia (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 223 Arcade Commuter (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 224 Warsaw to Arcade (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 225 Sardinia (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 226 Silver Springs/Castile/Pike (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 227 Perry (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 228 Wyoming (RTS Wyoming)
  • Route 229 Attica (RTS Wyoming)
  • Routes 231 & 232 West Livingston County via Mt. Morris (RTS Livingston)
  • Routes 242 & 243 East Livingston County via Mt. Morris (RTS Livingston)
  • Route 250 Canandaigua North (RTS Ontario)
  • Route 252 Canandaigua South (RTS Ontario)
  • Route 253 Canandaigua to Eastview Mall (RTS Ontario)
  • Route 254 Canandaigua to Geneva via Routes 5 & 20 (RTS Ontario)
  • Route 255 Canandaigua to Geneva via Routes 21 & 96 (RTS Ontario)
  • Route 261 Geneva (RTS Ontario)
  • Route 280 Del Lago Resort and Casino (RTS Seneca)
  • Routes 281 & 282 Seneca Falls/Waterloo/Geneva (RTS Seneca)
  • Route 290 Lyons to Canandaigua (RTS Wayne)
  • Route 293 Canandaigua to Lyons (RTS Wayne)
  • Route 296 Lyons to Geneva (RTS Wayne)
  • Route 298 Geneva to Lyons (RTS Wayne)
  • Routes 302-307 Wayne County (RTS Wayne)
  • Route 308 Lyons to Webster (RTS Wayne)
  • Route 331 Route 31 Shuttle (RTS Wayne)

Former Routes in Monroe County
  • Route 1 Park Ave/Lake Ave (Split into Route 31 Park Ave and Route 1 Lake Ave on November 28, 2014)[12]
  • Route 2 Thurston Rd/Parsells Ave (Split into Route 2 Thurston Rd and Route 42 Parsells Ave on November 28, 2014)[13]
  • Route 2 Thurston Rd (Merged with Route 12 19th Ward/MCC on May 4, 2015 to form Route 25 Thurston/MCC)[14]
  • Route 3 Goodman/Lyell Ave (Split into Route 33 Goodman and Route 3 Lyell Ave on November 28, 2014)[15]
  • Route 4 Hudson Ave/Genesee St (Split into Route 34 Hudson Ave and Route 3 Genesee St on November 28, 2014)[16]
  • Route 5 South Ave/St. Paul Blvd (Split into Route 45 South Ave and Route 35 St. Paul Blvd on November 28, 2014)[17]
  • Route 6 Jefferson Ave/Clifford Ave (Split into Route 6 Jefferson Ave and Route 36 Clifford Ave on November 28, 2014)[18]
  • Route 7 Monroe Ave/Clinton (Split into Route 47 Monroe Ave and Route 37 Clinton on November 28, 2014)[19]
  • Route 8 Chili/Strong/East Main (Split into Route 8 Chili, Route 28 Genesee Park/Strong, and Route 38 East Main on November 28, 2014)[20]
  • Route 9 Jay/Maple/Bay/Webster (Split into Route 9 Jay/Maple and Route 39 Bay/Webster on November 28, 2014)[21]
  • Route 10 Portland/Dewey Ave (Split into Route 40 Portland and Route 10 Dewey Ave on November 28, 2014)[22]
  • Route 11 South Clinton/Goodman/Joseph Avenue (Split into Route 51 South Clinton/Goodman and Route 41 Joseph Ave on November 28, 2014)[23]
  • Route 12 19th Ward/MCC (Merged with Route 2 Thurston on May 4, 2015 to form Route 25 Thurston/MCC)[24]
  • Route 17 East Ave (renumbered Route 57 East Ave on November 28, 2014)[25]
  • Route 18 University Ave (renumbered Route 48 University Ave on November 28, 2014)[26]
  • Route 20 Brockport (renumbered Route 104 Brockport on November 28, 2014)[27]
  • Route 21 Fairport (renumbered Route 81 Fairport on November 28, 2014)[28]
  • Route 22 Penfield (renumbered Route 82 Penfield on November 28, 2014)[29]
  • Route 25 Rochester Works Shuttle (Discontinued in 2005)[30]
  • Route 26 Henrietta Loop (Discontinued in January or April 2006)[31]
  • Route 27 Unity (Discontinued in January 2010)[32]
  • Route 28 RIT Main Campus Clockwise Weekdays (Merged into Route 29 when the route was no longer a loop in summer 2004)[33]
  • Route 28 RIT Weekdays (Created in fall 2006; discontinued in January 2010)[34]
  • Route 29 RIT Main Campus Counterclockwise Weekdays (Merged with Route 28 to form Route 29 RIT Main Campus Weekdays when the route was no longer a loop in summer 2004)[35]
  • Route 29 RIT Main Campus Weekdays (Discontinued in fall 2004)[36]
  • Route 30 Webster/Xerox via Empire/Creek (Merged with Routes 40 and 45 into Route 103 Webster on November 28, 2014)[37]
  • Route 31 RIT Inn/Racquet Club (Discontinued summer 2004)[38]
  • Route 32 RIT Movie/Mall Route (Discontinued summer 2004)[39]
  • Route 33 RIT Weekends (Merged into Route 24 in fall 2004; restored in fall 2006; discontinued in January 2010)[40]
  • Route 34 RIT Holiday/Winter Break (Discontinued summer 2004; Restored for winter break 2006 season, but discontinued again early 2007)[41]
  • Route 34 RIT Summer 2008 (Only operated in summer 2008)[42]
  • Route 35 Webster/Xerox via Creek/Klem (Discontinued in 2005)[43]
  • Route 40 Webster/Xerox (Merged with Routes 30 and 45 into Route 103 Webster on November 28, 2014)[44]
  • Route 44 Greece/Ferry (Discontinued in January or April 2006)[45]
  • Route 45 Webster/Xerox via Irondequoit Mall (Merged with Routes 30 and 40 into Route 103 Webster on November 28, 2014)[46]
  • Route 50 MCC (split into Route 5 MCC Downtown Campus and Route 55 MCC Brighton Campus on September 4, 2017)[47]
  • Route 52 Park Ave to URMC (Discontinued on September 1, 2014)[48]
  • Route 68 RIT Henrietta (Discontinued on August 31, 2015)[49]
  • Route 70 University of Rochester (Discontinued fall 2007)[50]
  • Route 71 University of Rochester (Discontinued fall 2006)[51]
  • Route 72 University of Rochester (Discontinued fall 2007)[52]
  • Route 73 University of Rochester (Discontinued summer 2007)[53]
  • Route 74 University of Rochester (Discontinued summer 2007)[54]
  • Route 75 University of Rochester (Discontinued summer 2007)[55]
  • Route 76 Gates/Ogden/Chili (Discontinued January 2007)[56]
  • Route 91 Avon (renumbered Route 101 Avon on November 28, 2014)[57]
  • Route 92 Perinton/Bushnell's Basin (renumbered Route 102 Perinton/Bushnell's Basin on November 28, 2014)[58]
  • Route 95 N Chili/Westside Dr/Churchville/Bergen/LeRoy (Discontinued January 2007)[59]
  • Route 96 Hilton/Hamlin/Clarkson (renumbered Route 106 Hilton/Hamlin/Clarkson on November 28, 2014)[60]
  • Route 102 Concerts by the Shore (Only operated summer 2003)[61]
  • Route 104 Wegmans Rochester LPGA (Only operated summer 2003)[62]
  • Route 105 July 4 Celebration 2003 (Only operated summer 2003)[63]
  • Route 118 Buffalo Bills Sports Shuttle (Discontinued in early 2008)[64]
  • Route 119 SU Orangemen Sports Shuttle (Discontinued in early 2005)[65]
  • Route 166 Geneseo (Discontinued in early 2008)[66]
  • Route 177 Nazareth College (Discontinued in early 2008)[67]

Former Routes outside Monroe County

Other subsidiaries
  • RTS Genesee (formerly Batavia Bus Service) serves Genesee County with local bus service in the city of Batavia, commuter service to and from Le Roy, and once-weekly dial-a-ride service to many of the smaller outlying communities of Wyoming County. Also of note, the RTS Genesee is the oldest of the smaller subsidiaries of the RGRTA network.[68]
  • RTS Livingston (formerly Livingston Area Transit Service) serves Livingston County with several routes connecting with the county seat of Geneseo and to sites in/near Rochester. It also operates a local bus service in Geneseo and special service for students at SUNY Geneseo. One line connects to RTS Wayne buses in Perry.[69]
  • RTS Wayne (formerly Wayne Area Transit Service) serves Wayne County with several loop routes based around the county seat of Newark and the town of Sodus. Then WATS joined the RGRTA as a subsidiary in 1980.[70] A shuttle service also connects with Regional Transit Service (RTS) buses during commuting hours in Lyons.
  • RTS Wyoming (formerly Wyoming Transit Service) serves Wyoming County, running three loops connecting towns in the community to the county seat of Warsaw. A local loop bus service is also offered to passengers weekdays in the Village of Warsaw.
  • RTS Ontario (formerly County Area Transit Service) serves Ontario County with a focus on Canandaigua and Geneva.
  • RTS Orleans (formerly Orleans Transit Service) serves Orleans County with a focus on the larger villages of Albion and Medina with one line connecting to the RTS Genesee subsidiary in Batavia, and special service for students at SUNY Brockport.
  • RTS Seneca (formerly Seneca Transit Service) serves Seneca County with a focus on Geneva, Seneca Falls, and Waterloo. Additional service also operates on a less frequent schedule as far south as Interlaken and Lodi.
  • RTS Access (formerly Lift Line) (provider of paratransit services to the area served within 3/4 mile of any fixed RTS route)
  • RGRTA Maritime Development Corporation
  • Genesee Transportation Service Council Staff, Inc.

On August 19, 2014, RGRTA announced a rebranding of all their bus lines in the surrounding counties under their control to be named RTS, with the county name following, as shown above, rather than independent names. The changes were officially implemented immediately with equipment and uniforms changing as they are phased in.[71]

Facilities

In 2014, the authority opened a $50 million 87,000 square feet (8,082.56 m2) RTS transit center in downtown Rochester, replacing the former bus station that was part of Midtown Plaza.[72][73] The center has 30 bays capable of handling up to 100 buses per hour.[74]

  • Clinton Avenue entrance
  • Interior viewed from the Clinton Avenue entrance
  • Interior looking toward the Clinton Avenue entrance
  • Ticket and information counter
  • Interior looking toward the St. Paul Street entrance
  • Interior viewed from the St. Paul Street entrance
  • St. Paul Street entrance
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See also

References and Notes

A^ This ridership number only accounts for RTS Monroe County. It does not include other subsidies, including RTS Access.

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