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3500 E 17th Ave

Eugene, OR 97403

+1 (541) 687-5555

http://www.ltd.org

This Lane Transit District bus stop at 3500 E 17th Ave in Eugene, OR, US, provides a convenient location for commuters to wait for their buses.

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Adri ..

11/6/2025

I got this app just so I could leave a positive review. Every bus driver I encountered today was so kind. The first one saw I had a stroller and told me he would wait until I'm situated to go,...

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Robert B.

4/23/2025

I have worked as a driver for LTD for a year and a half now, I noticed several of the poor reviews that were on Yelp for LTD and saw that all of them were made before I started working for the...

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Eric C.

6/18/2024

So I been riding the bus since I was a child in Eugene 42 years off and on and on. And it really is a nice system here but there are a few drivers that are just so horrible to patrons that it's...

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Ken W.

4/13/2023

The bus services are pretty but the only thing that I hate is people at the Eugene Station. I kinda feel uncomfortable being there while waiting for a bus.

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Flower P.

9/3/2020

LTD is absolutely unprofessional to children and the customer service representative failed to put the paperwork through until doing a follow-up on the situation. Their staff and security have...

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Salem Area Mass Transit District

The Salem Area Mass Transit District, better known as the Cherriots, was formed by a vote of the Salem and Keizer area electorate in 1979, with the purpose of consolidating transit services within the urban growth boundary and securing an ongoing funding base for the operation of the system. In May 1996, the voters of the district approved a new property tax base for a significant increase in services, which included later evening service, several new routes and the implementation of park and ride services. In 2003, the organization changed its name to Salem-Keizer Transit. A seven-member board provides policy direction for the nearly 70-bus transit operation that serves nearly 200,000 residents in the Salem and Keizer urban areas. Salem-Keizer carries more than 5 million riders annually.