Rio Metro bus service has taken measures to ensure that those who need public transit most will continue to be able to access it. Routes remain adjusted or suspended, and extra safety precautions are being taken for passengers and drivers. Read more...
It’s been nearly a year since the COVID-19 health pandemic drastically changed the way people move about the world. Rio Metro’s Dial-a-Ride buses continue to operate, providing a necessary service for many individuals. Read more...
Effective Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Rio Metro Regional Transit District buses and Dial-a-Ride services in Valencia and Sandoval Counties will be fare-free until further notice. Read More...
It’s been nearly a year since the COVID-19 health pandemic drastically changed the way people move about the world. Rio Metro’s Dial-a-Ride buses continue to operate, providing a necessary service for many individuals. Read more...
Beginning Monday, May 18, 2020 all Rio Metro passengers are required to wear face coverings in order to board its buses. These measures are being taken in adherence and with respect to the state requirement that face coverings be worn in public. Read more...
The design for Rio Metro's Valencia Co. Transit Facility is underway. The new facility will enable Rio Metro to relocate bus administration and operations from two at-capacity facilities, enlarge its bus fleet, and provide even more service to residents. Read more...
Seniors Ride Free - Postponed
Seniors age 62+ can ride any New Mexico Rail Runner Express train at no cost every Wednesday through 2020. Postponed until service resumes.
Seniors Ride Free - Postponed
Seniors age 62+ can ride any New Mexico Rail Runner Express train at no cost every Wednesday through 2020. Postponed until service resumes.
Seniors Ride Free - Postponed
Seniors age 62+ can ride any New Mexico Rail Runner Express train at no cost every Wednesday through 2020. Postponed until service resumes.
