GLTA Lapeer Shuttles

Operating Area

City shuttles operate in the City of Lapeer with fixed stops at Kroger, Meijer, and Walmart.

Fares

Standard Fare

Cash fare

General Public: $3.00

Token fare

Adult (age 18 – 59) – 8 Black Tokens: $21.00 ($2.62 per ride)

Reduced Fare

Cash fare

• Seniors (60+): $1.50
• Individuals with Disabilities: $1.50
• Student (ages 4 -18): $2.00

Children age 4 and under ride free with an adult.

Token fare

• Seniors (60+) and Individuals with Disabilities – 11 White Tokens: $20.00 ($1.81 per ride)
• Students (ages 4-18) –  11 Red Tokens: $15.00 ($1.36 per

Accessibility & Eligibility

Paratransit/Reduced Fare Eligibility

This service does not have any complementary paratransit because it is curb-to-curb, flexible route service, not fixed route. Additionally, GLTA Demand Response service is available for any who may have issues using the shuttle services and can take you to the same destinations.

All of GLTA buses are lift equipped for wheelchair or other mobility device users.

Seniors and students may use valid picture ID to be eligible for reduced fare rates.

There is an application for disability reduced fare. You may visit the office to get one or request one be emailed or faxed to you. Call GLTA if you have questions regarding disability reduced fare eligibility.

Greater Lapeer Transportation Authority
Ms. Kelly Bales, Executive Director
230 South Monroe St.
Lapeer, MI 48446

Phone: 810-664-4566
Fax: 810-664-5491

E-mail: kbales@go-glta.org

Transit Service Accessibility

All of GLTA buses are lift equipped for wheelchair or other mobility device users. This service is accessible to individuals with disabilities as well as open to the general public.

Additional Notes

The Greater Lapeer Transportation Authority (GLTA) commenced operation in March 1987 as a nonurban demand-response transit system. GLTA is a political subdivision of its incorporators, and serves the same geographic area: the City of Lapeer and the townships of Elba, Lapeer, Mayfield, Deerfield, and Oregon (Lapeer County, Michigan). Additionally, GLTA has the authority, by statute, to provide service throughout the county.

GLTA is governed by a 8 member Board of Directors and is managed by an executive director.