Ozaukee County Transit System – Ride More. Save More. Do More.

Face coverings are still required on all transit vehicles for all passengers and drivers per the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) through September 13, 2021.

Ozaukee County Express (MCTS Route 143) service is suspended due to COVID-19. Service is scheduled to resume on August 30, 2021.

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Travel Ozaukee County using our transit system and services.

Ozaukee County Express

The Ozaukee County Express is a convenient two-way bus service between Ozaukee County and Milwaukee. It is a service of Ozaukee County and is operated through a contract with the Milwaukee County Transit System.

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Travel all over Ozaukee County using our Shared Ride Taxi service which runs every day for your convenience. Click here for hours and fares as well as how to call to make reservations.

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Make connections to the Milwaukee County Transit System and other transportation services in Downtown Milwaukee. Ride your bike to our park-ride lots and have your bike ride with you too!

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Alerts and Updates

COVID-19 Response and Updates

Face masks required through September 13, regardless of vaccination status.

COVID-19 Updated Safety Procedures – Shared Ride Taxi 10/21/2020

Ozaukee County Express Bus (MCTS 143) Suspended beginning 3/23/2020

Ozaukee County Transit Services Response to COVID-19

Service Updates

Ozaukee County Shared Transit Services will be closed on Monday, May 31, 2021 in observance of Memorial Day. This includes Ozaukee Shared Ride Taxi service.

New! Washington Ozaukee Transit Connection provides non-stop Shared Ride Taxi service between both counties.

Ozaukee Express Bus will resume service August 30, 2021. Please see MCTS COVID-19 Information page for updates on MCTS rider policies and freeway flyer service.

Shared Ride Taxi No Show Policy – Effective February 1, 2021