Transit systems world wide celebrate Transit Equity Day annually on February 4, the birthdate of Mrs. Rosa L. Parks. Her silent protest on an Montgomery, Alabama transit bus resulted in an decisive win in civil rights and a blow to those who felt society would most benefit from inequitable transit services. Today's public transportation, built on the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 and other legislation continues to lead the way in promising important access to employment, education, and healthcare as well as serving as a catalyst for economic development, sustainability and other common goals. We are proud to play our part in ensuring equal transit for all in Rockingham County.

Wondering when your skat bus will arrive? Wonder no more with skat live bus tracking. Powered by Passio GO, you can use your smart device to see real-time locations and bus stop arrival information. There's even options for bus information by text. Click here to learn more.

LocalLink is a point-to-point service available to anyone traveling within the designated network outside the regular deviated fixed-route bus service and connector service area. It is a rideshare service. Passengers schedule rides rather than wait for a bus on a fixed schedule. Passengers can call or use a smartphone application to schedule an “on demand” ride and be connected from either Eden, NC to Wentworth, NC or locations in Western Rockingham County (Madison, NC, Mayodan, NC or Stoneville, NC) to Eden, NC. These connections are the missing links in the current system and should allow passengers to get to their destinations sooner without multiple transfers. Click here to learn more.

Triad-Danville Connector offers rides to Danville, Greensboro, and Winston-Salem for as low as $4 per trip. Click here to view the service information.

An unlimited ride student semester pass offers convenient transportation at great savings for RCC students! Check out the Fares and Passes page for prices. .