Ride the Blue Bus

The Blue Bus serves 10,079 square miles of North Central New Mexico, USA, with the longest connecting one-way service distance totaling 275+ miles from one end to the other. Serving the counties of Los Alamos, Taos, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe and San Juan County, the Pueblos of Ohkay Owingeh, San Ildefonso, Tesuque, Pojoaque, Santa Clara, Nambé, Picuris, Taos and Jicarilla Apache Nation.

How Do I Ride the Blue Bus?

1. Get to the bus stop
   Arrive at the bus stop early, all our stops are marked with a sign and stop number to help you figure out your location. Stand near the bus stop sign or shelter so the bus driver can see you. When the bus arrives, read the bus number displayed above the windshield to ensure you board the correct bus.
   If you’re not sure if the bus is going where you need to go, you can always ask the driver.
2. Board the Blue Bus
   Wait for the bus to come to a complete stop. Let others exit before entering the bus. Take a seat and enjoy the ride.
3. Exiting the Bus
   To exit the bus, notify the driver you want to exit by pulling the stop request cord that runs along the upper part of the bus windows or push the stop request button. Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop before standing up. Once the doors open, make sure you have all your belongings and exit the bus.

For trip planning, download the MyStop app to track the bus, get service updates, and more. Downloading this in advance will help you have the tools you need. For those who may lose cell service, consider taking a photo or screenshot of the timetable with your mobile phone in advance.

For additional questions, give us a call at 866-206-0754 ext. 1.