Bike & Ride Transit

All Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) vehicles serving the Las Vegas Valley are equipped with a bicycle rack that can accommodate up to two or three bikes and there is no additional cost to bring a bike along for a ride.

Sorry, no tricycles or tandem and motorized bicycles can be placed in the racks and riders are responsible for the loading and unloading of their bikes.The RTC is not responsible for loss, damage or theft.

Loading Your Bicycle on Transit Vehicles (Photo demonstration)
As the bus approaches, please have the bicycle ready for loading. Remove water bottles, pumps or any loose items that might fall off and inform the bus operator before putting the bicycle on the rack. Prior to departing, also inform the bus operator a bicycle will be removed from the rack. For safety reasons, the operator may not get off the bus to assist.
Please note, loading your bike on the Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) and Wright vehicles requires you to bring your bike into the vehicle.

Unloading your bicycle
For safety reasons, it is very important to tell the operator before unloading your bicycle. Riders are responsible for the loading and unloading of their bicycles and the RTC is not responsible for loss, damage or theft.

	Bicycle Racks on RTC Transit 1. Lift metal handle and pull the folded bicycle rack down flat.
	2. Lift your bicycle into the rack, fitting wheels into the slots. Please make sure the wheels are in the appropriate slot.
	3. Secure the hold down bar onto the front tire.
	Bicycle Racks on Wright vehicles and Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) Bicycle racks are located at the rear door inside the Wright vehicle and all MAX vehicles hold up to two bicycles.