New Year Brings Changes to Three Razorback Transit Bus Routes
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Razorback Transit will be changing the 4-Purple Reduced route beginning Jan. 2. Buses will no longer stop at Spectrum Apartments or the Econo Lodge. Spectrum Apartments riders will need to catch the bus at Beechwood Avenue and 15th Street.
Starting Jan. 16 the 44-Purple and 48-Remote Express will be combined into 48-Remote. This will increase the frequency of bus service to 44-Purple from a bus every 30 minutes to a bus approximately every 14 minutes, and will make the 48-Remote Express schedule more dependable for trip planning by passengers.
For questions or comments, please go to transitfeedback or call 479-575-7433.
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