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  • Contactless Payment is Here!

    It’s super easy, just tap and go! PSTA buses are now enabled with contactless payment readers, making paying for your ride easy and hassle-free. Most newer debit or credit cards, smartphones, and wearables like Apple Watches, FitBits, and Samsung Watches are now equipped with contactless pay options. In fact, PSTA is the first transit agency,…

  • Top 10 Date Night Ideas Using the SunRunner

    Love is in the air and date night has never been easier now with the SunRunner! All of these date night ideas are so good we couldn’t possibly put one above another. So, this list is in no particular order. The Library Just two blocks west from the 6th Ave S SunRunner stop (#8380), The Library hits…

  • PSTA Provides Transportation for Enstar’s Beach Clean-Up Day

    Enstar, Keep Pinellas Beautiful, and Tampa Bay Waterkeeper volunteers collected 147 lbs of trash from St. Pete Beach. Global insurance group Enstar, along with Keep Pinellas Beautiful and Tampa Bay Waterkeeper, collected 147 lbs of trash from St. Pete Beach, with transportation provided by PSTA! When Mackenzie Morey, an executive assistant at Enstar, was arranging…

  • Deep Drive: How is PSTA Funded?

    Have you ever wondered how the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority is funded?  Have you ever wondered how the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority is funded? Let’s pull back the curtains and explore how this essential, government-funded organization acquires funding to serve the community and push the boundaries of public transit! While every transit authority across the…

  • It’s Now Routine Seeing Tubas On The SunRunner!

    A special guest post by PSTA rider, Thomas Sullivan. Recently on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, I spotted a tuba player with his instrument on the SunRunner heading downtown to the MLK parade starting line. And this same band member just happened to be on the SunRunner I took home after watching him and…

  • Bikes have a home…on board!

    Biking and the SunRunner go hand-in-hand. Calling all cyclists! Biking opportunities abound along the 10-mile, 30-stop SunRunner route. All SunRunner buses have level boarding, allowing for easier loading for those traveling with a bike, and three bike racks on board with standing room for cyclists. Many SunRunner stations also have bike racks, if you’d prefer to…

  • SunRunner Accessibility: Gloria’s Story

    A special guest post by Gloria Lepik Corrigan, ADA rider. I recently had the opportunity to ride on the exciting new SunRunner Bus Rapid Transit route. As a wheelchair-dependent individual, I’m always concerned about how accessible, safe, and comfortable any new service or location will be. My experience with the SunRunner was excellent! I boarded…

  • Deep Drive: Everything New Riders Need to Know About the Transit App

    We’re spoiled for choice these days when it comes to transportation. Many of us have cars (sometimes even more than one) and relish in the privacy and convenience they offer. However, with that being said, the important reality is that many others truly rely on public transit as a lifeline to reach their destinations. But…

  • Rockin’ Around the Beach and ‘Burg

    It’s the most wonderful time of the year – aboard the SunRunner! Let the SunRunner be your personal sleigh this holiday season as you dash and prance between festive events in the Sunshine City! There’s no shortage of fun to be found around town this time of year. What’s not-so-fun? Being stuck in traffic. Trying…

  • PSTA Participates in the 2022 Great American Teach-In

    For this year’s Great American Teach-In, our amazing PSTA volunteers brought one of our Jolley Trolleys to several local schools for kids to learn more about public transit! What kid doesn’t love a big bus? We had a blast spending time with 515 students at Lynch Elementary, Shore Acres Elementary, Cross Bayou Elementary, Nina Harris…