Centro Bus Schedule: Routes, Times & Stops

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Central New York Centro Schedule Guide

Find Centro Bus Routes, Departure Times, Stops, Fares and Live Arrivals

Centro operates separate route networks in Syracuse, Auburn, Cortland, Oswego, Rome and Utica. A route number without its city prefix can lead to the wrong schedule, fare zone or transit hub.

Use this guide to select the correct service area, read Centro’s online timetable, find every published stop, check the latest service changes, compare fares and open the official real-time bus tracker.

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Transit operator Centro / CNYRTA
Service regions 6 regional networks
Bus information 315-442-3400
Recommended arrival 5 minutes early
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Quick answer

How to Find the Correct Centro Bus Schedule

Centro does not use one combined timetable for all of Central New York. Select the city or county network first, then open the route page and choose your travel date and direction.

Choose the service area Use Syracuse, Auburn, Cortland, Oswego, Rome or Utica. The same number can mean something different in another region.
Match the prefix Look for SY, AUB, COR, OSW, FUL, MEX, ROME or UT before relying on the route number.
Select the direction Centro pages commonly use “From Hub” and “To Hub.” Intercity routes may use city or terminal names instead.
Check the travel date Weekday, Saturday, Sunday, holiday, university and seasonal service can produce different departures.
Regional-connection warning: Centro connects Syracuse with Auburn, Fulton and Oswego, but Centro does not operate direct intercity service between Syracuse, Utica, Cortland and Rome.

Centro Rider Guide

Choose a Region 2026 Changes Route Directory Service Diagram Find Times Read a Schedule Sample Timetable Fares & Passes How to Pay Transit Hubs Find a Stop Live Tracking Maps & PDFs Accessibility Call-A-Bus & MOVE Alerts & Snow Contact Centro FAQs
Regional schedule selector

Choose the Centro Service Area Where You Will Board

The official route directory is divided into six local networks. Syracuse also serves as the connecting center for the Auburn and Oswego commuter routes.

Centro Syracuse

Syracuse routes serve downtown, Onondaga County communities, hospitals, Syracuse University, shopping centers, suburban corridors and regional connections.

Main hub: 599 S. Salina St Prefixes: SY and numbered variants Commuter links: Auburn and Oswego Local cash fare: $1
Open Syracuse Routes

Centro Auburn

Auburn routes serve local city corridors, shopping destinations and the intercity connection between Auburn and Syracuse.

Main transfer: Downtown Common Center Prefix: AUB Commuter route: AUB38 Local cash fare: $1
Open Auburn Routes

Centro Cortland

Cortland routes serve the city, Homer, McGraw, Willet, Walmart, TC3 and the Greek Peak–Marathon corridor.

Prefixes: COR Routes: 1–6 and 11 Current issue: Farebox upgrade Local cash fare: $1
Open Cortland Routes

Centro Oswego, Fulton and Mexico

This network includes local Oswego and Fulton service, SUNY Oswego routes, Mexico service and the Oswego–Syracuse commuter route.

Prefixes: OSW, FUL and MEX Oswego transfer: E. 3rd & Cayuga Commuter route: OSW46 Local cash fare: $1
Open Oswego Routes

Centro Rome

Rome fixed routes serve Walmart, Black River Boulevard, MVCC and Griffiss. UT33 connects Rome with Utica and Turning Stone, while MOVE provides flexible shared rides within Rome.

Main hub: 207 W. Liberty St Fixed prefix: ROME Regional route: UT33 Flexible service: MOVE
Open Rome Routes

Centro Utica

Utica routes serve city neighborhoods, Whitesboro, New York Mills, New Hartford, Clinton, Chadwicks, Herkimer Road, SUNY Polytechnic Institute and the Utica–Rome–Turning Stone corridor.

Main hub: 15 Elizabeth St Prefix: UT Regional route: UT33 Local cash fare: $1
Open Utica Routes
Current schedule position

Centro Service Changes Riders Should Know in 2026

Centro implemented several route and timetable changes on June 29, 2026. Utica also received an earlier timing adjustment on March 2, 2026.

AUB38 Auburn–Syracuse June 29, 2026 The start times of the final weekday trips from and to Auburn were adjusted to better serve Baxter shift times.
Cortland routes June 29, 2026 COR1 was extended beyond Riverside Plaza. COR2 shifted to Homer Avenue, and COR3 received timing adjustments.
Oswego County routes June 29, 2026 OSW17 added George Street deviations on selected trips. MEX16 added an in-service connection toward Walmart in Fulton.
OSW46 Oswego–Syracuse June 29, 2026 The weekday trip previously starting from Oswego at 2:56 p.m. was moved to 2:51 p.m.
SY62 and UT11 2026 updates SY62 received running-time adjustments. UT11’s Saturday To-Hub trip was scheduled to arrive at 7:45 a.m. for a UT33 connection.
Do not rely on a saved screenshot from before June 29, 2026. Reopen the official route page and choose the actual travel date.
Regional service diagram

How Centro’s Regional Networks Connect

This simplified diagram explains the relationship between Centro’s service areas. It is not a geographic route map and does not show individual bus stops.

Centro regional service-area diagram Syracuse connects to Auburn and Oswego commuter routes. Utica connects with Rome and Turning Stone. Cortland operates as a separate local network. CENTRO SYRACUSE AUBURN AUB38 commuter link OSWEGO OSW46 commuter link UTICA Utica local network ROME UT33 + MOVE TURNING STONE CORTLAND
Trip-planning distinction: Syracuse–Auburn and Syracuse–Oswego are Centro commuter connections. Syracuse–Utica, Syracuse–Rome and Syracuse–Cortland are not Centro intercity routes.
Official route families

Centro Bus Route Directory by Service Area

Route variants can add one or more digits to the base corridor number. Always read the full destination sign rather than assuming every bus in the same route family follows the same path.

Service Area Current Route Families Major Destinations or Corridors
Auburn
AUB1 AUB2 AUB3 AUB4 AUB6 AUB38
West Genesee Street, Franklin Street, North Street, State Street, Wegmans Shopper and Auburn–Syracuse.
Cortland
COR1 COR2 COR3 COR4 COR5 COR6 COR11
Riverside, West Road, Homer, Tompkins Street, Walmart, McGraw, Willet, TC3, Greek Peak and Marathon.
Oswego County
FUL14 FUL15 MEX16 OSW09 OSW10 OSW11 OSW17 OSW18 OSW19 OSW46
Fulton East and West, Mexico Loop, SUNY Oswego, Bridge Street, Sunrise West, Brandonwood East and Oswego–Syracuse.
Rome
ROME2 ROME5 ROME6 UT33 MOVE
Walmart, Black River Boulevard, MVCC, Griffiss, Utica, Turning Stone and the Rome MOVE zone.
Syracuse
SY10 / 510 SY16 SY20 SY26 SY30 SY36 SY40 SY46 SY48 SY50 SY52 SY54 SY58 SY62 SY64 SY68 SY72 SY74 SY76 SY80 SY82 SY84 SY86 SY88 SY90 SY92 SY910 SY921 SY926 SY930 SY936 SY942 SY966 SY972 SY974
South and North Salina, James Street, South Avenue, Syracuse University, Westcott, Camillus, Liverpool, Destiny USA, Manlius, Solvay, Baldwinsville, North Syracuse and Central Square.
Utica
UT11 UT111 UT12 UT14 UT15 UT20 UT22 UT24 UT28 UT29 UT30 UT31 UT33
Whitesboro, New York Mills, Bleecker Street, Mohawk, James Street, Business Park, Genesee Street, Riverside, Clinton, Chadwicks, Rome and Turning Stone.

Open Centro’s official routes and schedules directory.

Route-family warning: the published route directory may group several numbered trip patterns beneath one corridor. For example, a bus numbered 20, 120, 220 or another variant may serve a different endpoint or deviation.

How to Find Centro Bus Times Online

Open Centro’s official route directory. Start at the main routes and schedules page and select Auburn, Cortland, Oswego, Rome, Syracuse or Utica.
Choose the exact route name. Match the prefix, base number and destination. Do not choose a route solely because the numeric portion looks familiar.
Select your travel date. The page can display different trips for weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays or changed service periods.
Check “All time points.” This expands the online timetable so additional listed timepoints become visible.
Select the direction. Choose From Hub, To Hub or the named destination direction shown on the route page.
Move the blue horizontal schedule bar. Centro notes that some timepoints remain off screen until the blue scroll bar is moved.
Open the PDF or route map when needed. The buttons at the top of each route page lead to the printable timetable, route map and route-specific alerts.
Arrive at least five minutes early. Scheduled times are planning times and do not guarantee that the bus will wait at an intermediate stop.

How to Read a Centro Timetable Without Missing the Bus

Route
SY
Confirm the full prefix and number.
Direction
→
Match the bus destination.
Timepoint
T
Find the letter nearest your stop.
Departure row
8:15
Read the row left to right.
Live check
GPS
Confirm the predicted arrival.
Schedules list timepoints, not every stop Centro buses normally serve marked blue Centro stops along the route even when those stops are not printed as timetable columns.
Read the schedule left to right The sequence of columns shows the direction of travel. A time appearing farther right is later in that same trip.
Dashes can mean no service A dash commonly means that the trip does not serve that timepoint or follows another branch.
Bold times usually indicate afternoon or evening Check the notes printed in the PDF because formatting conventions can differ.
“Continues as” can save another fare When the same bus continues as a new route at the Hub, Centro says riders do not need to re-board and pay again.
A normal transfer requires another payment Centro has eliminated paper transfers. When you leave one bus and board another, another fare is generally required unless you have a valid unlimited pass.
Practical timetable example

UT33 Utica–Rome–Turning Stone Departure Example

The official online schedule displayed the following From-Hub departures for July 28, 2026. Recheck the live route page before traveling because published times can change.

Utica Hub Bay 10 Marcy Correctional Walmart Distribution MVCC Rome Rome Hub Turning Stone
7:45 a.m. 7:54 a.m. 7:55 a.m. 8:05 a.m. 8:13 a.m. 8:35 a.m.
9:30 a.m. 9:39 a.m. 9:40 a.m. 9:50 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:22 a.m.
11:45 a.m. 11:54 a.m. 11:55 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 12:15 p.m. 12:37 p.m.
1:15 p.m. 1:24 p.m. 1:25 p.m. 1:35 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 2:07 p.m.
3:00 p.m. 3:09 p.m. 3:10 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 3:28 p.m. 3:50 p.m.
4:15 p.m. 4:24 p.m. 4:25 p.m. 4:35 p.m. 4:45 p.m. 5:07 p.m.
UT33 service limitation: the linked PDF states that UT33 does not operate on Sunday or on New Year’s Day observed, Memorial Day, July 4 observed, Labor Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas observed.
Date discrepancy to understand: the linked PDF is marked effective June 30, 2025, while Centro’s online route page can display selected 2026 travel dates. Use the online route page for the actual date and the PDF for route-map context.

Check the current UT33 online timetable.

Fares reviewed August 5, 2026

Centro Cash Fares, Day Passes and MAX Passes

Centro’s local fare is generally $1, but commuter and regional trips can cost more. Cortland currently follows a separate payment setup during its farebox transition.

Local Centro Service $1.00 Full cash fare Applies to the published local zones in Syracuse, Utica, Rome, Auburn, Oswego, Fulton, Mexico and Cortland.
Commuter Service $3.00 Full cash fare Published for Syracuse–Auburn, Syracuse–Fulton/Oswego and Utica–Rome–Turning Stone regional travel.
Commuter Day Pass $7.00 Unlimited qualifying rides for 24 hours Valid only in the specified commuter zones. Confirm the pass type before purchase.
Local Day Pass $4.00 Unlimited local rides for 24 hours Tell the driver that you are buying a Day Pass before inserting money into the farebox.
Local MAX Pass $12.00 Seven consecutive days The standard local MAX Pass is not automatically valid for the full commuter fare.
Call-A-Bus $2–$6 Depends on local or commuter trip Local Call-A-Bus fares are generally $2; commuter-zone Call-A-Bus trips are listed at $6.
Fare Type Local Full Fare Local Half Fare Commuter Full Fare Commuter Half Fare
Cash $1.00 $0.50 $3.00 $1.50
Day Pass $4.00 $2.00 $7.00 $3.50
MAX Pass $12.00 $6.00 $30.00 $15.00
10-Ride Pass $10.00 $5.00 $30.00 $15.00
Children and reduced fares: children under six accompanied by an adult ride free. Children ages six through nine, eligible seniors and eligible riders with disabilities can use the published half fare.

Verify current Centro fares and pass options.

How to Pay the Centro Bus Fare

Cash Have the fare ready before boarding. Drivers do not carry cash or provide normal cash change. An overpayment can produce a fare credit or change card.
Contactless tap-to-pay In supported Centro service areas, riders can tap an eligible credit card, debit card, phone or wearable at the farebox.
GoCentroBus mobile pass The mobile app can purchase and display eligible ride passes while also providing schedules, trip planning and live arrivals.
Printed ride pass Day, MAX and 10-Ride passes can be purchased through official outlets, vending machines or supported fareboxes.
Reduced Fare ID Eligible riders must show an accepted Centro Reduced Fare ID or the required Medicare and photo identification.
Veteran Ride Pass Approved veterans can ride Centro’s regular fixed-route buses free with a valid Centro Veteran Ride Pass.
Cortland payment warning: Centro states that mobile payment and digital fare media are not currently accepted on Cortland buses. New fareboxes are being installed during August 2026, and token acceptance will end after the transition. Verify the latest notice before boarding.
Grouped tap-to-pay charges: Centro may combine multiple same-day contactless rides into a larger bank-card transaction. Fare-payment questions can be directed to Revenue Collections at 315-442-3342.
Transfer locations

Centro Transit Hubs and Main Boarding Points

SYR
Centro Transit Hub — Syracuse 599 S. Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202.

Main transfer point for Syracuse routes and connections with Centro Auburn and Centro Oswego.

UT
Centro Transit Hub — Utica 15 Elizabeth Street, Utica, NY 13501.

Covered platforms, restrooms, bicycle racks, customer information, waiting area and pass kiosks.

ROM
Centro Transit Hub — Rome 207 W. Liberty Street, Rome, NY 13440.

Main transfer point for Rome routes, UT33 and local MOVE connections.

AUB
Auburn Downtown Common Center Dill Street, behind Cayuga Community College’s Lattimore Hall.

The covered stop is the principal transfer point for Centro Auburn routes.

OSW
Downtown Oswego Transfer Point E. 3rd Street and Cayuga Street.

Serves Oswego, SUNY Oswego, Fulton, Mexico and Syracuse connections.

RTC
William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center 1 Walsh Circle, Syracuse, NY 13208.

Provides connections with Amtrak and several intercity bus operators as well as Centro service.

Birnie Bus connection: Birnie service is not boarded inside the Syracuse Centro Transit Hub. Centro directs Birnie customers to the designated S. Salina and Harrison Street location.

How to Find the Correct Centro Bus Stop

Region Confirm the service area.
Route prefix Match SY, UT, AUB and others.
Destination Read the bus headsign.
Stop ID Save the posted number.
Street side Confirm travel direction.
Alert Check temporary relocation.
Marked stops Bus operators normally stop only at locations displaying a blue Centro bus-stop sign. Signal clearly when the correct bus approaches.
Destination sign Check the route number above the windshield and the destination shown near the front door before boarding.
Flag-stop commuter routes Auburn–Syracuse and Oswego–Syracuse are flag-stop routes. At safe locations along the route, riders may signal the driver even where no standard blue stop sign is present.
Intermediate stops A stop can be valid even when it is not listed as a printed timepoint. Use the official map or tracker to verify it.
Safety overrides convenience: a flag-stop driver cannot stop where road conditions, traffic, visibility or the shoulder make boarding unsafe.
Official real-time tools

Centro Bus Tracker, App and Text Arrival Information

Centro’s real-time tools use GPS data to estimate arrivals and display bus locations. A predicted arrival can still change because of traffic, weather, detours or a vehicle being removed from service.

GoCentroBus App
APP
View schedules, live locations, predicted arrivals, nearby stops, saved routes, passes and service alerts.
Desktop Bus Tracker
GPS
Select a route or stop, view the bus on a map and subscribe to route or stop bulletins.
Track by Text
SMS
Text gocentrobus followed by the stop ID to 41411.
Call Center
315
Call 315-442-3400 for schedule help and trip-planning assistance.

Open Centro Transit Tools  |  Get GoCentroBus app help

App schedule looks old? Centro advises Android users to clear the app’s cache and data after new schedules take effect. On iOS, deleting and reinstalling the app may be necessary to retrieve refreshed schedule data.
Official map and document viewers

View Centro System Maps and Schedule PDFs

The embedded files remain hosted by Centro. Use the direct-open button when the agency server or browser prevents the document from loading inside the page.

Centro Syracuse System Map

This large official map shows the Syracuse route network. It may load slowly on mobile connections because the source file is substantial.

Open Syracuse Map Check Current Routes

UT33 Utica–Rome–Turning Stone Schedule and Route Map

The two-page PDF shows the route map, timepoints, fares, stop IDs and weekday/Saturday timetable. The document is marked effective June 30, 2025; verify the actual travel date on the live route page.

Open UT33 PDF Check Live UT33 Schedule

Centro Ride Pass and Farebox Guide

The guide explains cash payment, change cards, Day Passes, MAX Passes and 10-Ride Passes. Current prices should still be checked on Centro’s live fares page.

Open Fare Guide Check Current Fares
PDF freshness rule: a document can remain online after a timetable changes. Compare the printed effective date with the current route page before relying on a departure.
Official rider tutorial

Watch Centro’s How-to-Ride Video

This official Centro video covers basic boarding and riding guidance. Route times, fares and mobile-payment details should still be verified on current Centro pages.

Schema decision: VideoObject markup is intentionally not added because a verified exact upload date and complete video metadata were not available from the reviewed official sources. Incomplete video schema is worse than no video schema.

Wheelchair Access, Priority Seating and Service Animals

Centro states that its fixed-route buses are equipped with ramps or lifts and kneeling devices. Riders should tell the operator when they need an accessibility feature.

Mobility devices Centro buses accommodate qualifying mobility devices and provide securement areas near the front of the vehicle.
Priority seating The front seating area is designated for riders with mobility needs, seniors and people using mobility devices.
Service animals Trained service animals are allowed on Centro buses without an added fare. The rider must maintain control of the animal.
Reasonable modifications Requests can be made through Centro when a policy adjustment is needed to use the service safely.
Call-A-Bus ADA paratransit is available for eligible people whose disability prevents use of the fixed-route bus for some or all trips.
Website accessibility Riders having difficulty accessing online information can contact Centro for assistance or request schedules by mail.
Call-A-Bus information: 315-442-3434. Centro’s Call-A-Bus area follows the fixed-route network and extends approximately three-quarters of a mile beyond qualifying routes.

Bicycles, Strollers, Carts, Groceries and Pets

Bicycles Bicycles are not allowed inside the bus. Many full-size buses in Onondaga, Cayuga and Oswego counties have front racks for up to two bicycles or underfloor storage.
E-bikes and e-scooters E-bikes and e-scooters are not permitted inside the bus. An e-bike may use the exterior bicycle rack only when it fits securely without extra fasteners.
Strollers Children must be removed from the stroller once aboard. The stroller must be folded and stored away from doors and aisles.
Boarding with a child in a stroller A child may remain in the stroller only while boarding through the ramp or lift. Riders may not lift an occupied stroller onto the bus.
Small pets Small domestic animals may travel in an enclosed carrier. Disruptive or aggressive animals can be refused.
Groceries and carts Carts and bags must remain under the rider’s control and cannot block aisles, doors or mobility-device areas.
Alternatives to fixed-route service

Centro Call-A-Bus and Rome MOVE

Call-A-Bus paratransit Call-A-Bus is a shared-ride program for eligible riders with disabilities who cannot use Centro fixed-route buses for some or all trips.
  • Eligibility application is required.
  • Trips generally require advance reservation.
  • The service area follows eligible fixed routes plus a three-quarter-mile corridor.
  • Local and commuter fares differ.

Open Call-A-Bus information

Rome MOVE MOVE is an app-based, shared, corner-to-corner service operating within a designated Rome zone.
  • Trips must begin and end inside the service area.
  • High-demand waits can range from about 15 to 30 minutes.
  • The fare is $1 to or from the Rome Hub.
  • Other trips within the zone cost $4.
  • Regular Centro ride passes are not valid on MOVE.

Open Rome MOVE or call 315-356-MOVE.

Centro Service Alerts, Snow Routes and Holiday Schedules

Service alerts Centro posts delay, detour and disruption notices caused by weather, traffic, construction and special events.
Snow routes Selected routes have alternate winter paths. Other routes may operate limited service or be suspended during extreme conditions.
Holiday schedules Many Syracuse PDFs state that buses use Sunday schedules on major observed holidays. This rule is not universal across every route.
UT33 exception UT33’s PDF states no Sunday service and no service on the listed major observed holidays.
College service Some trips operate only when a college or university is in regular session.
Seasonal routes State Fair, event, campus and seasonal services can use separate boarding points and schedules.

View Centro service alerts  |  Check snow routes

Do not assume “Sunday schedule” means the route operates: routes without Sunday service may have no holiday service.

Centro Trip Checklist Before Leaving

  • Confirm the Centro service area.
  • Match the complete route prefix and number.
  • Select the correct travel date.
  • Choose From Hub, To Hub or the destination direction.
  • Check whether the trip is local, commuter or flexible service.
  • Save the stop ID and correct street side.
  • Check live arrivals and active alerts.
  • Prepare the correct fare or pass.
  • Arrive at least five minutes early.
  • Save Centro’s customer-service number.

Centro Schedule Problems and What to Do Next

The online timetable looks empty Choose a travel date, check “All time points,” select the direction and move the blue horizontal schedule bar.
The app shows an old schedule Clear the GoCentroBus cache on Android. On iOS, reinstalling the app may be required after a schedule update.
The PDF and route page disagree Compare effective dates. Use the current online route page for the actual travel date and check active alerts.
The tracker shows no bus The vehicle may not have started, may have lost GPS reporting or may have been removed from the trip.
The bus passed your stop Confirm the destination, route variant, stop sign and whether the location was safe for a flag stop.
Your tap-to-pay charge looks too high Centro may combine several same-day rides into one transaction. Call Revenue Collections at 315-442-3342 for account assistance.
You need a second bus A normal transfer requires another fare because paper transfers were eliminated. Consider a Day Pass or MAX Pass for multiple rides.
You missed the final trip Call Centro, check a nearby route or use a safe alternative. Do not assume another region’s route with the same number runs later.
Verified rider contacts

Centro Phone Numbers, Offices and Lost & Found

Bus Information 315-442-3400
Monday–Friday: 6:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Lost & Found 315-442-3400
Email: cnyrta@centro.org
Revenue Collections 315-442-3342
Fare-card, app-wallet and tap-payment help.
Call-A-Bus 315-442-3434
Eligibility and reservation information.
Auburn 315-253-5765
5 Frank Smith Street.
Cortland 607-605-5555
Local route and farebox questions.
Oswego 315-342-4400
512 E. Seneca Street.
Utica and Rome 315-797-7803
Regional customer information.
Lost-item report: provide the route, direction, boarding stop, exit stop, date, approximate time, vehicle number when known and a detailed description of the item.

Open Centro’s official contact page  |  Read the Lost & Found policy

Frequently Asked Questions About Centro Bus Schedules

Where does Centro operate?

Centro operates fixed-route and specialized transportation in Onondaga, Oswego, Cayuga, Cortland and Oneida counties, including Syracuse, Auburn, Cortland, Oswego, Fulton, Rome and Utica.

How do I find my Centro route?

Choose the service area first, then match the route prefix, number and destination. Open the official route page and select the actual travel date.

How early should I arrive at a Centro stop?

Centro recommends arriving at least five minutes before the scheduled arrival time.

Does Centro operate between Syracuse and Utica?

No. Centro states that it does not provide direct intercity service between Syracuse, Utica, Cortland and Rome.

Which Centro routes connect Syracuse with other cities?

AUB38 connects Auburn and Syracuse, while OSW46 connects Oswego and Syracuse through the Oswego County corridor.

How much is the Centro bus fare?

The standard local cash fare is generally $1. Published commuter and regional fares are generally $3. Reduced fares and specialized transportation prices differ.

Does Centro provide paper transfers?

No. Centro states that transfers have been eliminated. Another fare is normally required when you leave one bus and board another, unless a valid pass covers the ride or the same bus continues as another route.

Can I pay Centro with a credit card?

Contactless bank-card and mobile-wallet payment is available in supported service areas. Cortland currently has separate restrictions during its farebox transition.

How do I track a Centro bus?

Use the GoCentroBus app, Centro Bus Tracker or text “gocentrobus” followed by the stop ID to 41411.

Why does the Centro app show an old schedule?

The app may require refreshed data after a timetable change. Centro recommends clearing the cache and data on Android or reinstalling the app on iOS.

Are all Centro stops printed in the timetable?

No. Timetables normally show selected timepoints. Centro buses also serve marked blue stops along the route unless a schedule states otherwise.

Does Centro run on holidays?

Holiday service is route-specific. Many Syracuse routes use a Sunday schedule on major holidays, while UT33 publishes no Sunday or major-holiday service.

Are Centro buses wheelchair accessible?

Centro states that its buses are equipped with ramps or lifts and kneeling devices. Riders should tell the operator when an accessibility feature is needed.

Can I bring a stroller on a Centro bus?

Yes, but the child must be removed after boarding and the stroller must be folded and stored away from doors and aisles.

Can I bring a bicycle on Centro?

Bicycles are not permitted inside buses. Many full-size buses in Onondaga, Cayuga and Oswego counties have exterior racks or storage compartments.

What is Rome MOVE?

MOVE is an app-based shared-ride service within a designated Rome zone. It connects riders with the Rome Hub and other destinations inside the service area.

Official research record

Official Centro Information Used in This Guide

Routes and schedule changes Centro Routes & Schedules
Fares and passes Centro Fares & Passes
Live transit tools Centro Transit Tools
Mobile app GoCentroBus App Assistance
Accessibility and specialized transit Centro Specialized Transit
Rider policies and FAQs Centro FAQs
Service alerts Centro Alerts
Contacts and hours Centro Hours of Operation

Official-source review completed August 5, 2026

Independent-site disclosure: busschedule.us is not operated by Centro or CNYRTA. It cannot control routes, issue passes, locate vehicles, process refunds or guarantee arrival times.

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