MATA Bus Schedule: Routes, Times & Stops

Memphis Area Transit Authority Rider Guide

Plan a MATA Bus Trip with Current Routes, Times, Stops and Live Service Tools

MATA operates 24 fixed bus routes across Memphis and parts of Shelby County under schedules effective May 17, 2026. Routes use different weekday, Saturday and Sunday frequencies, so the route number alone is not enough to plan a trip.

Use this guide to identify the correct corridor, compare operating spans, open the official timetable PDF, check MATA Tracker, confirm a transit-center connection and understand the extended zero-fare program before you leave.

Current fixed routes 24 bus routes
Schedule effective May 17, 2026
Current fixed-route fare $0 during pilot
Call center 901-274-6282
Information reviewed
Quick answer

How to Check a MATA Bus Schedule

Find the route number that follows your main travel corridor, open its official PDF and select the correct service day and direction. Then use MATA Tracker shortly before departure because printed times do not show unexpected delays or canceled trips.

Choose a route Match your origin and destination with a route corridor such as Union, Madison, Poplar, Lamar, Airport, Crosstown or Winchester.
Choose a direction Read the destination sign and timetable heading. “Inbound” generally travels toward downtown, but not every route uses identical direction wording.
Choose the service day Weekday, Saturday and Sunday schedules have different first trips, final trips and headways. Five routes do not show regular Sunday service.
Check live conditions Open MATA Tracker and Omnilert before leaving. MATA advises riders to arrive at the stop at least ten minutes early.
Current fare status: MATA’s extended Zero Fare Pilot allows riders to board fixed-route buses, downtown trolleys, MATAplus and Ready! without paying a fare. Check the official zero-fare page before travel because the pilot can eventually end.
Printed-fare warning: current route PDFs still display MATA’s standard fare chart. The official zero-fare notice overrides those printed amounts while the pilot remains active.

MATA Schedule Guide

Current MATA position

What Riders Need to Know in August 2026

Bus schedules Effective May 17 MATA lists 24 current fixed routes under the spring 2026 service plan.
Bus fares Zero-fare pilot Fixed routes, trolleys, MATAplus and Ready! currently board without fare collection.
Real-time reliability Check before leaving Printed times are scheduled times. Delays, vehicle issues and detours may change actual arrivals.
Old web pages Avoid archived schedules Use the current bus page rather than MATA’s older app schedule or archived timetable pages.
Spring 2026 route changes: Route 2 now operates as a continuous route from William Hudson Transit Center through the University of Memphis toward Knight Arnold. Route 69 uses Weaver Road instead of part of West Raines to reduce train-related delays. A Route 8 detour caused by narrow lanes became permanent.
24 current fixed routes

MATA Bus Routes, Weekday Frequency and Service Days

The headways below come from MATA’s spring 2026 service tables. A headway is the planned interval between buses, not the exact departure time at every stop.

Route 1 — Union

Union Avenue corridor with service involving William Hudson Transit Center, the Medical Center, Christian Brothers University, Poplar Plaza and Binghampton-area destinations.

Weekday: 45 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 1 PDF

Route 2 — Madison

Madison Avenue service operating through downtown and the University of Memphis corridor toward Knight Arnold under the 2026 continuous-route change.

Weekday: 75 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 2 PDF

Route 4 — Walker

Walker Avenue corridor service. Open the official map to identify the correct terminal, timepoint and transfer location for your direction.

Weekday: 75 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 4 PDF

Route 7 — Shelby & Holmes

South Memphis service using the Shelby Drive and Holmes Road corridors. Confirm the direction because terminal and transfer points differ.

Weekday: 90 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 7 PDF

Route 8 — Chelsea & Highland

Cross-city service involving Chelsea Avenue and Highland Street. The 2026 schedule makes a prior narrow-lane detour part of the permanent routing.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 8 PDF

Route 11 — Frayser

Frayser-area service connecting northern Memphis neighborhoods with the wider MATA network.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 11 PDF

Route 12 — Mallory

Mallory Avenue corridor service. Riders should confirm the Saturday timetable because Route 12 does not appear in MATA’s regular Sunday schedule table.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Monday–Saturday
Open Route 12 PDF

Route 13 — Lauderdale

Lauderdale corridor service scheduled in coordination with Route 40 Stage on portions of the operating plan.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 13 PDF

Route 16 — Southeast Circulator

Circulator service linking American Way Transit Center, Mendenhall-area stops and Airways Transit Center.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 16 PDF

Route 19 — Vollintine

Vollintine and Macon-area service extending toward Wolfchase, Southwest Tennessee Community College, IKEA and nearby destinations.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Monday–Saturday
Open Route 19 PDF

Route 28 — Airport

Fixed-route service between William Hudson Transit Center and Memphis International Airport through listed intermediate timepoints.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 28 PDF

Route 30 — Brooks

Brooks Road corridor service connecting with Airways Transit Center and other south Memphis routes.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 30 PDF

Route 32 — Hollywood & Hawkins Mill

North Memphis service using Hollywood Street and Hawkins Mill corridors.

Weekday: 90 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 32 PDF

Route 34 — Central & Walnut Grove

Central Avenue and Walnut Grove corridor service. Regular Sunday service is not shown in MATA’s spring Sunday table.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Monday–Saturday
Open Route 34 PDF

Route 36 — Lamar

Lamar Avenue corridor service and one of the wider network’s major southeast connections.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 36 PDF

Route 37 — Perkins

Perkins Road corridor service. The spring schedule table does not show regular Sunday operation.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Monday–Saturday
Open Route 37 PDF

Route 39 — South Third

South Third Street service with different branches and alternating trip patterns. Dashes in the PDF mean a trip does not serve that listed timepoint.

Weekday: Variable 30–90 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 39 PDF

Route 40 — Stage

Stage Road corridor service operating in coordination with Route 13 Lauderdale in the spring schedule plan.

Weekday: 120 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 40 PDF

Route 42 — Crosstown

A major cross-city route with additional service investment under the 2026 reliability plan.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 42 PDF

Route 50 — Poplar

Poplar Avenue corridor service and one of MATA’s most frequent routes under the spring 2026 plan.

Weekday: 45 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 50 PDF

Route 52 — Jackson

Jackson Avenue corridor service connecting downtown and north/east Memphis destinations.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 52 PDF

Route 53 — Summer

Summer Avenue corridor service operating weekday, Saturday and Sunday schedules.

Weekday: 60 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 53 PDF

Route 57 — Park

Park Avenue corridor service connecting residential, community and transfer destinations.

Weekday: 75 minutes Service: Daily
Open Route 57 PDF

Route 69 — Winchester

Winchester Road service linking American Way Transit Center, south Memphis destinations and airport-area stops. The 2026 route uses Weaver Road to avoid train delays on West Raines.

Weekday: 90 minutes Service: Monday–Saturday
Open Route 69 PDF
Route-directory rule: use the PDF effective May 17, 2026. Avoid search results pointing to MATA’s 2020, 2021, 2023 or 2025 schedules unless you are researching historical service.
Weekday system spans

MATA Weekday Start Times, End Times and Headways

These are route-level operating spans published in MATA’s spring 2026 update. They do not mean that every stop receives its first bus at the listed start time or its last bus at the listed end time.

Route Published Weekday Span Headway Planning Note
1 — Union 5:15 a.m.–10:22 p.m. 45 minutes One of the most frequent MATA routes
2 — Madison 4:59 a.m.–9:05 p.m. 75 minutes Continuous 2026 routing through University of Memphis corridor
4 — Walker 4:15 a.m.–8:15 p.m. 75 minutes Use the direction-specific PDF
7 — Shelby & Holmes 5:58 a.m.–6:36 p.m. 90 minutes Shorter evening span than major trunk routes
8 — Chelsea & Highland 5:15 a.m.–10:07 p.m. 60 minutes Permanent routing adjustment applies
11 — Frayser 5:13 a.m.–10:04 p.m. 60 minutes Check live service before a late trip
12 — Mallory 5:11 a.m.–8:04 p.m. 60 minutes No regular Sunday schedule shown
13 Lauderdale / 40 Stage 5:15 a.m.–9:40 p.m. 120 minutes Read both route PDFs and destination signs
16 — Southeast Circulator See route PDF 120 minutes Limited number of departures
19 — Vollintine 4:45 a.m.–8:35 p.m. 120 minutes No regular Sunday schedule shown
28 — Airport See route PDF 120 minutes Plan around exact departures, not average frequency
30 — Brooks 4:55 a.m.–8:43 p.m. 120 minutes Confirm Airways Transit Center connection
32 — Hollywood & Hawkins Mill 4:30 a.m.–10:17 p.m. 90 minutes Check stop-level arrival before late trips
34 — Central & Walnut Grove See route PDF 120 minutes No regular Sunday schedule shown
36 — Lamar 4:15 a.m.–10:05 p.m. 60 minutes Long corridor; allow recovery time for transfers
37 — Perkins See route PDF 120 minutes No regular Sunday schedule shown
39 — South Third 4:45 a.m.–9:35 p.m. Alternates from 30 to 90 minutes Branches do not serve every timepoint
42 — Crosstown 4:00 a.m.–10:38 p.m. 60 minutes Earliest published route-level start
50 — Poplar 4:15 a.m.–10:40 p.m. 45 minutes One of the most frequent routes
52 — Jackson 4:14 a.m.–10:00 p.m. 60 minutes Confirm inbound versus outbound stop
53 — Summer 6:15 a.m.–10:01 p.m. 60 minutes Later route-level morning start
57 — Park 4:30 a.m.–9:50 p.m. 75 minutes Allow buffer for a timed connection
69 — Winchester 5:30 a.m.–8:20 p.m. 90 minutes No regular Sunday schedule shown
Do not use a system span as a stop departure: open the route PDF and find the nearest numbered timepoint. Your stop may be several minutes after the route’s first terminal departure.

Saturday and Sunday MATA Bus Service

Saturday service All 24 current routes appear in MATA’s Saturday schedule table. Frequencies range from approximately 45 to 120 minutes, with Route 39 using variable branch intervals.
Sunday service Routes 12, 19, 34, 37 and 69 do not show regular Sunday operation in the spring 2026 table. Do not assume Saturday service continues on Sunday.
Sunday Frequency Routes Rider Interpretation
45 minutes 50 Poplar Most frequent published Sunday route
60 minutes 8 Chelsea & Highland, 11 Frayser, 39 South Third, 42 Crosstown, 52 Jackson Approximately hourly, but check branch and stop times
75 minutes 2 Madison, 4 Walker, 57 Park Missing one trip may create a wait longer than one hour
90 minutes 1 Union, 7 Shelby & Holmes, 32 Hollywood & Hawkins Mill, 36 Lamar Plan around a specific departure
120 minutes 13 Lauderdale, 16 Southeast Circulator, 28 Airport, 30 Brooks, 40 Stage, 53 Summer Use the timetable; an average two-hour interval leaves little margin
No regular Sunday service shown 12 Mallory, 19 Vollintine, 34 Central & Walnut Grove, 37 Perkins, 69 Winchester Find another route or on-demand option
Weekday frequency groups

How Long Is the Typical Wait Between MATA Buses?

The chart groups current weekday routes by published headway. Longer bars mean longer planned intervals.

45 minutes Routes 1 and 50
Fastest
60 minutes 8, 11, 12, 36, 42, 52, 53
Hourly
75 minutes 2, 4 and 57
1 hr 15
90 minutes 7, 32 and 69
1 hr 30
120 minutes 13, 16, 19, 28, 30, 34, 37, 40
2 hours
Route 39 is different: MATA lists alternating 30-to-90-minute service because different trips and branches do not follow one uniform interval.
Simplified connection diagram

How MATA Routes Connect Through Memphis

This SVG is a planning diagram, not an exact street map. Use it to understand the role of the three transit centers and major route groups before opening the official system map.

Simplified MATA transit connection network Routes connect William Hudson Transit Center, American Way Transit Center, Airways Transit Center, downtown, airport, Poplar, Crosstown and south Memphis corridors. WILLIAM HUDSON TC FRAYSER / NORTH 11 • 32 • 52 DOWNTOWN Trolley • Hudson transfers SOUTH THIRD 7 • 39 • 69 POPLAR / EAST 1 • 2 • 50 • 53 AMERICAN WAY TC 16 • 30 • 36 • 37 • 69 AIRWAYS TC 16 • 28 • 30 • Airport area CROSSTOWN AIRPORT / SOUTH
Transfer strategy: do not choose a connection merely because two routes use the same road. Confirm the named transit center, intersection or timepoint shown on both official PDFs.

How to Find the Correct MATA Bus Stop

Route number Match the posted route.
Destination Read the bus headsign.
Direction Confirm inbound or outbound.
Street side Stand with traffic traveling your way.
Timepoint Find the nearest numbered stop.
Live status Check tracker and alerts.
Open the current route PDF. Page one normally contains the route map, points of interest, transfer locations and numbered timepoints.
Find your boarding street. Confirm the route travels on the correct side of the road in your intended direction.
Identify the nearest timepoint. Page two lists scheduled times only at selected major stops. Your stop may be between two columns.
Estimate conservatively. Never arrive after the nearest earlier timepoint. MATA recommends arriving at least ten minutes early.
Remain visible at the curb. Stand in a safe location where the operator can see that you intend to board.
Verify the bus before boarding. Match the route number and destination sign because buses may pass the same stop in different directions.
Real-time trip tools

MATA Tracker, Trip Planner, Omnilert and Phone Assistance

Use the timetable to identify a planned trip, then use live tools to confirm whether a vehicle is reporting and whether a disruption affects your route.

MATA Tracker View the current vehicle-location tool through MATA’s official tracker page.

Open MATA Tracker

Official Trip Planner Enter an origin and destination through MATA’s home-page trip planner.

Plan a MATA trip

Omnilert Sign up for route changes, delays, detours, service announcements and weather impacts by text, email or voice call.

Sign up for alerts

MATA Call Center Call 901-274-6282. Press two during the automated message to reach an agent.

Mon–Fri 6 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sat 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; Sun closed.

No vehicle showing? The trip may not have started, GPS reporting may be unavailable, the bus may be out of service or the scheduled trip may be disrupted. Check Omnilert and call MATA when the connection is critical.
Fare status verified August 5, 2026

Are MATA Buses Free Right Now?

Yes. MATA states that its original 90-day Zero Fare Pilot has been extended. Fixed-route buses, downtown trolleys, MATAplus and Ready! currently operate without collecting a fare.

Fixed-route buses $0 Current Zero Fare Pilot Board without paying while MATA’s official pilot notice remains active.

Verify zero-fare status

Ready! On Demand $0 Current pilot fare A reservation is still required even though no fare is currently collected.

Check current fares

Groove On-Demand $1.25 Published per-ride fare Groove is a separate downtown-area on-demand service and is not listed among the zero-fare services on MATA’s pilot FAQ.

Check Groove details

Why do route PDFs show a $1 bus fare? The PDF templates retain MATA’s standard fare schedule. The active zero-fare pilot is newer and controls current boarding while it remains in effect.
What are MATA’s listed standard fares if fare collection returns?

MATA’s fare page lists a $1 adult bus fare, $1 student fare, 50-cent senior and disability fare, and a $2 daily FastPass. These figures are not currently collected on covered services during the Zero Fare Pilot and may be revised before fares return.

Official PDF viewers

MATA System Map and Spring 2026 Schedule Update

The system map shows major roads, route lines and service areas. The spring presentation contains the weekday, Saturday and Sunday service tables used in this guide.

MATA System Map — May 2026

Spring 2026 Service Adjustments Presentation

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MATA Transit Centers, Addresses, Phone Numbers and Hours

WH

William Hudson Transit Center

Address: 444 N. Main St., Memphis, TN 38105

Phone: 901-523-8134

Counter: Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sunday closed.

Lobby: Monday–Friday 6 a.m.–10 p.m.; Saturday 7 a.m.–10 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

AW

American Way Transit Center

Address: 3921 American Way, Memphis, TN 38118

Phone: 901-722-0322

Counter: Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–5 p.m.; weekends closed.

Lobby: Monday–Friday 6 a.m.–9 p.m.; Saturday 7 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

AT

Airways Transit Center

Address: 3033 Airways Blvd., Memphis, TN 38131

Phone: 901-722-7080

Counter: Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–noon; weekends closed.

Lobby: MATA lists the lobby as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Lobby hours and customer-service counter hours are different. A building may be open while fare-card, identification or personal trip-planning service is unavailable.

How to Reach Memphis International Airport by MATA

Route 28 Airport The named airport route connects William Hudson Transit Center and Memphis International Airport. Weekday, Saturday and Sunday departures are listed in the current PDF.

View Route 28

Route 69 Winchester Route 69 also shows Memphis International Airport among its served destinations. It operates Monday–Saturday and does not show regular Sunday service.

View Route 69

Airport-trip buffer Both routes have long scheduled intervals. Choose a specific departure, allow transfer time and leave room for security screening and possible bus delays.
Do not plan an airport trip from headway alone: Route 28 is listed at a 120-minute weekday interval and Route 69 at 90 minutes. Missing one bus can create a major delay.

Downtown Memphis Trolley Schedule

MATA’s current trolley page describes Main Street Trolley bus service operating approximately every 60 minutes.

Day Published Hours Approximate Frequency Current Fare Position
Monday–Saturday 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. 60 minutes Covered by zero-fare pilot
Sunday 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 60 minutes Covered by zero-fare pilot

Check current trolley service | Open official trolley map

Standard-fare conflict: the trolley page may display a normal $1 fare, but MATA’s current zero-fare pilot says downtown trolleys are included while the pilot remains active.

Ready! and Groove On-Demand Alternatives

Ready! Cordova Zone Under the May 17, 2026 update, Ready! Cordova operates Monday–Friday from 7 a.m.–11 a.m. and 2 p.m.–6 p.m., plus Saturday from 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Ready! remains reservation-based even though it is currently included in the zero-fare pilot.

Groove On-Demand MATA’s spring update lists Groove service in Downtown, the Medical District, South City and New Chicago.

Hours: Daily 6 a.m.–10 p.m.
Published fare: $1.25 per ride.

On-demand does not mean citywide door-to-door service. Your pickup and drop-off must be within the service’s defined zone, and wait times depend on vehicle availability.

Wheelchair Access, Ramps and MATAplus

Accessible fixed-route buses MATA states that all buses and trolley stations are wheelchair accessible. Buses have ramps and a kneeling feature.
Mobility-device securement Operators can assist riders who need help boarding and securing wheelchair tie-down straps. Tell the operator what assistance is needed.
Manual ramp backup MATA says a bus ramp can be manually deployed if its electronic function fails.
MATAplus eligibility MATAplus provides shared curb-to-curb paratransit for eligible riders whose disability prevents independent use of fixed-route service.
Application phone Request an application or assessment appointment through the MATAplus Eligibility Center at 901-322-4080.
Reasonable modifications Riders may request reasonable accommodations in advance or when needed. They do not have to use the phrase “reasonable modification.”

Read MATA accessibility guidance | Open MATAplus information

Accessible vehicle does not guarantee an accessible sidewalk. Check temporary stop relocations, construction and curb conditions when reaching the stop is difficult.

Bicycles, Strollers, Luggage and Personal Items

Bike racks Fixed-route buses have self-service front racks for conventional two-wheel bicycles. Alert the operator before stepping in front of the bus.
Rack responsibility The rider must load, supervise and unload the bicycle. Operators are not permitted to assist with the rack.
When the rack is full MATA allows a bicycle onboard when space is available and it does not block the aisle or doors.
Unsupported bicycles Recumbent and gas-powered bicycles are not accepted on the exterior bike rack.
Strollers and bags MATA requires luggage, bags, purses, strollers and other items to be held in the rider’s lap or placed safely on the floor.
Keep aisles clear Personal items must not block doors, aisles, wheelchair securement areas or emergency movement.

Read MATA Bike and Ride instructions

Remaining 2026 MATA Holiday Service Levels

Holiday Date Published Service Level
Labor Day September 7, 2026 Sunday service
Veterans Day November 11, 2026 Weekday service
Thanksgiving Day November 26, 2026 Sunday service
Day after Thanksgiving November 27, 2026 Saturday service
Christmas Eve December 24, 2026 Weekday service
Christmas Day December 25, 2026 Sunday service
Sunday-service consequence: Routes 12, 19, 34, 37 and 69 do not show regular Sunday operation. A holiday using Sunday service may therefore remove your normal weekday route.

Verify MATA holiday service

MATA Lost and Found

Where items go Lost property is collected from buses and trolleys at the end of service and taken to the Lost and Found office inside William Hudson Transit Center.
When to check Items are normally available after 10 a.m. on the next business day.
Office hours Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–5 p.m. The office is closed Saturday and Sunday.
Retention period MATA keeps lost property for ten days before unclaimed items are donated.
Lost and Found phone: 901-523-8134. Provide the route, direction, boarding stop, exit stop, date, approximate time and item description.

Open official Lost and Found guidance

MATA Trip Checklist

  • Confirm the route number and route name.
  • Open the timetable effective May 17, 2026.
  • Select weekday, Saturday, Sunday or holiday service.
  • Match the bus destination sign.
  • Find the nearest numbered timepoint.
  • Arrive at least ten minutes early.
  • Check MATA Tracker and Omnilert.
  • Confirm the fare-free pilot is still active.
  • Allow extra time for a transfer.
  • Save 901-274-6282 for assistance.

MATA Schedule Problems and What to Do

The bus is not on the tracker The trip may not have started, GPS may be unavailable or the vehicle may have been removed from service. Check Omnilert and the next scheduled trip.
The PDF and trip planner disagree Confirm that the PDF says effective May 17, 2026. Give priority to the current official route page and active service alert.
The bus passed your stop Confirm that you were visible, standing at the correct side of the road and waiting for the destination shown on that bus.
The route has a two-hour headway Plan around a specific departure rather than arriving randomly. Call MATA when a missed trip would leave you stranded.
Your route has no Sunday service Check a nearby daily route, Groove, Ready! where eligible, or a different transfer plan.
A stop is temporarily closed Read the alert for the replacement corner or intersection. The permanent stop sign may remain visible during a detour.
The route PDF will not open Return to MATA’s current bus-route page and select the route again. Avoid opening an older copy from a search result.
You need human trip planning Call 901-274-6282 and press two to speak with an agent during call-center hours.
Official research record

Official MATA Sources

Official information reviewed August 5, 2026

Independent-site disclosure: busschedule.us does not operate MATA vehicles, control route changes, sell tickets, locate lost property or guarantee arrival predictions.

Frequently Asked Questions About MATA Bus Schedules

What does MATA stand for in Memphis?

MATA stands for Memphis Area Transit Authority, the public transportation provider serving Memphis and parts of Shelby County, Tennessee.

How many current MATA bus routes are there?

MATA’s bus page effective May 17, 2026 lists 24 fixed routes.

Are MATA buses free in 2026?

MATA’s extended Zero Fare Pilot currently allows riders to board fixed-route buses, downtown trolleys, MATAplus and Ready! without paying a fare. Recheck the official pilot page because the policy may eventually change.

Why does the route PDF still show a $1 fare?

The current PDFs retain MATA’s standard fare chart, but the newer zero-fare notice says covered services currently operate without collecting fares.

What are the most frequent MATA bus routes?

Routes 1 Union and 50 Poplar have the shortest published weekday headway at approximately 45 minutes. Actual arrivals can still be delayed.

Which MATA routes do not run on Sunday?

MATA’s spring Sunday table does not show regular service for Routes 12 Mallory, 19 Vollintine, 34 Central and Walnut Grove, 37 Perkins or 69 Winchester.

Which MATA bus goes to Memphis International Airport?

Route 28 is MATA’s named Airport route. Route 69 Winchester also lists Memphis International Airport among its served destinations, but Route 69 does not show regular Sunday service.

How early should I arrive at a MATA stop?

MATA advises riders to arrive at least ten minutes before the scheduled time and remain visible near the curb.

How do I track a MATA bus?

Open MATA Tracker through the official website, select the route and compare the vehicle location with the route timetable and current alerts.

What number do I call for MATA schedule help?

Call 901-274-MATA, or 901-274-6282. Press two during the automated message to speak with an agent during call-center hours.

Are MATA buses wheelchair accessible?

MATA states that all buses and trolley stations are wheelchair accessible. Buses include ramps, a kneeling feature and mobility-device securement areas.

Can I take a bicycle on a MATA bus?

Fixed-route buses have front bike racks for conventional two-wheel bicycles. When rack space is unavailable, a bike may be allowed onboard if space is available and it does not block the aisle or doors.

Where is MATA Lost and Found?

The Lost and Found office is inside William Hudson Transit Center at 444 N. Main Street. Call 901-523-8134 and check after 10 a.m. on the next business day.

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