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Riders seated aboard an ETA Paseo bus traveling through El Paso

Ride ETA

How to Ride

It's as easy as 1-2-3-4-5. Plan your trip, wave the bus down, and ride free anywhere along the route.

Ride ETA

How to Ride

(It's Easy as 1–2–3–4–5)

  1. Step 1

    Plan Your Trip

    Use the Transit app to find your route.

  2. Step 2

    Find a Safe Spot

    Stand anywhere along the route where the driver can see you.

  3. Step 3

    Wave Us Down

    Signal the bus; no bus stop sign needed.

  4. Step 4

    Hop On

    No fare, no ticket, no problem.

  5. Step 5

    Ring When Ready

    Tell the driver where you'd like to get off.

Route 50 Mission Trail uses designated stops only.

Flag-stop service

Wave us down anywhere safe

ETA Paseo routes operate as flag-stop service. Stand anywhere along the route where the driver can see you and there's a safe place to pull over, then wave. Route 50 Mission Trail uses designated stops only.

Route 50

Mission Trail — designated stops

Route 50 stops only at posted Mission Trail bus stops. Download the Route 50 stops map or view the full schedule before you ride.

Accessibility

Accessible for every rider

All ETA vehicles are accessible. Riders who need a reasonable modification or ADA paratransit service can learn more on the ETA Access page or contact the ADA Coordinator.

Tools

Plan and track your ride

Find routes, schedules, and real-time arrivals in the Transit app, or download PDF schedules for each route.

Fares & Passes

Every ride is free.

ETA does not charge fares on any service. There are no tickets, passes, or transfers to buy — on ETA Paseo, ETA Access, ETA ¡Ándale!, or ETA Vamonos. Just board and ride.