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The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued an order imposing a mask requirement for public transportation systems, implementing President Biden’s Executive Order to “Promote Safety in Domestic and International Travel.”

YCAT is issuing modified service due to COVID-19.

YCAT is issuing modified service due to increased demand.

Starting, Monday, August 18, 2014 - the Yuma County Area Transit (YCAT) system will get better, faster, more reliable and even more convenient.   All routes will provide two way service and timed transfers will occur at Downtown Yuma Transit Center, West Yuma Transfer Hub, Cocopah Casino and AWC/NAU/UA Transfer Hub. We hope you will ride the new YCAT!

They say it’s a dry heat but Yuma's summer sun is brutal if you’re not prepared. That’s why YCAT is encouraging riders to stay cool this summer as they plan their transit trips. Here are some cool tips for riders as they walk to bus stops:  1. Always carry water. Containers with spill-proof lids are allowed on buses.  2. Plan your trip. Use YCAT's catTRAX for real-time schedule info to reduce wait times.  3. Create your own shade by using a small umbrella or by wearing a hat.  4. Always wear sunscreen. 5. If temperatures exceed 115 degrees, YCAT will provide free water to all passengers on board buses.

Click here for more tips to stay cool and to be safe!

Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (YCIPTA) will hold a public hearing regarding the YCIPTA transit operations and capital budget and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2014 Program of Projects for the Yuma Urbanized Area on Monday, June 23, 2014, 1:30 p.m. at Aldrich Hall, located at the Yuma County Department of Development Services, 2351 West 26^th Street, Yuma. This location is accessible via YCAT Red 1, Green 4, Purple 6A, Yellow 95 and YCAT OnCall by making a reservation to 928-783-2235.

Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (YCIPTA) is developing a five year Short Range Transit Plan which will entail making YCAT bus service faster and even easier to use.  As a result, there will be changes to the transit system, which would take effect on Monday, August 18, 2014.    There will be better-timed connections to routes at Cocopah Casino, AWC/NAU/UA Transfer Hub, West Yuma Transfer Hub, and Downtown Yuma Transit Center.  YCIPTA wants your input!

Click here for more details on the proposed service recommendations.

MV is Hiring in Yuma AZ!

Are you committed to helping others? We are looking for dedicated individuals with strong work ethics to fill our employment opportunities in Yuma Arizona. Our employees will be responsible for providing safe and reliable transportation for people who rely on public transit in Yuma. Ideal candidates will have a strong desire for helping others, a strong work ethic, excellent customer service skills, and a consistent eye on safety. Depending on the position you apply for, AM and PM shifts are available.

If you are low income and meet the Federal standards for poverty established by the United States Health and Human Services, you could be eligible for a new lower price lifeline transit pass. The discounted 31-Day YCATPass  will be available at the rate of $30.00 instead of paying $60.00.  For those who are students (ages 5 through 18), seniors (age 65 and older), persons with disabilities and Medicare card holders would be able to obtain the lifeline 31-Day YCATPass for $15.00 instead of $30.00.  Non-profit organizations will be able to request donated YCAT DayPasses or purchase YCAT fare media at 50% off the normal fare.

YCATPasses can now be purchased at all Food City locations in Yuma and San Luis.

Passes that can be purchased at these vendors include 10-Ride, 10-Day and 31-Day YCATPasses as well as YCAT OnCall 10-RidePasses.

More details available by visiting this webpage.