Regular Route List
- 1 Wright State University-Third St-Westown TC-Drexel
- 2 Linden Ave-Eastown TC-Otterbein-Lexington-Northwest TC
- 3 (Weekday only) Wayne Ave.-Eastown
- 4 Townview-Hoover-Delphos-Xenia Ave./Linden Ave.-Eastown TC-Westown TC
- 5 Valley St-Children's Medical Center-Downtown Dayton-Far Hills
- 7 North Main St-Shiloh-Downtown Dayton-Watervliet
- 8 Northwest TC-Salem Ave-Lakeview-Westown TC
- 9 Northwest TC-Greenwich Village-Derby Rd-Westown
- 11 Kettering to Woodman-Downtown Dayton WPAFB Gate 1b-Kettering to Stroop-Kettering Medical Center & Kettering Rec. Center
- 12 Five Oaks-Valerie Arms-Forrer Blvd-Kettering Rec. Center
- 14 Northwest TC-Trotwood-Centerville
- 16 Union-Englewood-Kettering-Whipp & Bigger-Clyo Rd.
- 17 Vandalia-South TC
- 18 Huber Heights-Moraine-West Carrollton-Miamisburg
- 19 Huber Heights-Moraine-West Carrollton-Miamisburg
- 22 Keowee-Northridge-Job Center-Miller Ln-Gateway
- 23 Eastown TC-Kettering-Centerville-Dayton Mall-South TC
- 34 Garber Rd-Northwest TC-Westown TC-South TC
- 40 Weekday only Brookville
- 41 Weekday only New Lebanon-Montg. Co. Area 1 Court-Downtown Dayton
- 42 Weekday only Farmersville-Germantown-Miamisburg-South TC
- 60 Dayton Mall-South TC-Miamisburg
- 61 Villages of Miami-Dayton Mall-Mall Woods Dr-South TC
- X1A Downtown Dayton-WPAFB Express Areas A & C
- X1B Downtown Dayton-WPAFB Express Area B
- X5 Dayton Mall Express-Downtown Dayton-South TC
- 65 Senior E-Z Ride (Tues. and Thurs.)
- 66 Senior E-Z Ride (Mon. and Wed.)
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