- Kern Transit | Public Transportation for Kern County, California
Tweets by KernTransit Kern Transit provides passenger bus service between and within the rural communities of Kern County Kern Transit provides intercity regional fixed routes and also Dial-A-Ride (DAR) service within many communities The transit system offers service for the communities of Arvin, Bakersfield, Boron, California City, Delano, Frazier Park, Inyokern, Keene, Kernville, Lake
- KRT – Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority
Important Updates KRT Receives Historic $21 Million Federal Investment to Modernize Maintenance Facility November 26th, 2025 The Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority (KRT) has been awarded $21 million through [ ]
- Routes Schedules - Kern Transit
Interactive System MapKern River Valley Dial-A-Ridesee schedule
- Fare Info – KRT – Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority
You may call KRT at (304) 343-7586 for details; or buy any of the passes at KRT’s main office, located at 1550 4th Avenue, Charleston, or KRT’s Transit Mall Information Center, Laidley Street, Downtown Charleston
- Route 120 - Kern Transit
Interactive System MapREQ = Request Stop Only Please call Dispatch at 1-800-323-2396 and select Option #1 to request • = Bus may stop at these locations, in addition to the timed stops = No timed stop provided
- Fares - Kern Transit
The reduced fare is available for youth (K-12th) with proper identification, for seniors (62+), and disabled passengers with a Kern Transit Reduced Fare Card Up to two (2) pre-K children may ride for free with each paying adult
- Federal grant allows KRT to move forward on new maintenance facility
KRT is set to receive more than $21 million from the Federal Transit Administration, receiving the grant after submitting its third application for it
- KRT receives $21 million for new maintenance facility
The Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority has received more than $21 million for construction of a new maintenance facility The $21,254,847 in fundin
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