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PROPOSED
TRANSIT FARES
& SERVICES UPDATES

RTC is PROPOSING changes to its transit fare structure and services to help address rising operating costs and increased demand, while maintaining reliable service. These changes include fare increases and pass eliminations for both paratransit and transit riders.

These changes will impact you!

or visit rtcsnv.com/transitupdates
to review the changes and submit your
comments by June 23, 2026.

Weekly Update ~ 6.19.26

Reminder: Make sure your voice is heard!

Through Tuesday, June 23, the RTC is conducting a survey to gather feedback on proposed changes to transit services. These changes include the launch of the Maryland Pkwy BRT Red Line! By providing feedback, you will be entered for a chance to win one of four, 30-day transit passes. Click the link above to learn more and provide feedback.

Transit Riders

For real-time alerts, including bus stop closures and detours, click the “Bus Stop Closures” link below.

Safe. Comfortable. Accessible Connections!

Welcome to the Maryland Parkway
Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project.

Construction Progress

Construction Phasing

Work hours may be extended to maintain the project schedule. Watch for lane shifts as work progresses. Whenever possible, additional travel lanes will be provided. Business and residential access will be maintained. On-street parking will be impacted as work progresses.

Map of the project area showing the sections that it is divided into. Section 1 Maryland parkway from Russell road to Tropicana Avenue. Section 2 Tropicana Avenue to Flamingo road. Section 3 Flamingo road to Desert Inn road. Section 4 Desert Inn road to Sahara avenue. Section 5 Sahara avenue to Charleston boulevard. Section 6 Charleston boulevard to Carson avenue. Section 7 route changes to Carson avenue from Maryland parkway to Casino Center boulevard and turns down Casino Center boulevard to Bonneville avenue. Section 8 runs on Bonneville avenue from Casino Center boulevard to MLK boulevard. Section 9 MLK boulevard to Tonopah drive. Section 10 turns to Tonopah drive from Bonneville avenue to Wellness Way. Section 11 turns on Wellness way from Tonopah drive to Shadow lane.
Section 1
Maryland Pkwy, Russell to Tropicana

Work hours: 6am-4pm
Two lanes open in each direction
– Utility work by others coming soon.

Section 2
Maryland Pkwy, Tropicana to Flamingo

Work hours: 6am-4pm
Two lanes open in each direction
– Construction of sidewalk and median islands, install of fiber optic. Utility work by others coming soon. 

Section 3
Maryland Pkwy, Flamingo to Desert Inn

Work Hours: 8pm-7am
Day: Two lanes open in each direction
Night: One lane open in each direction
– Construction of driveways, install of storm drain, conduit and traffic signals, preparing the east half (Flamingo to Dumont) for paving at the end of June.

Section 4
Maryland Pkwy, Desert Inn to Sahara

Work Hours: 8pm-7am
Two lanes open in each direction with lane reductions as needed
– Install of storm drain, construction of sidewalk, install of fiber optic, preparing the east half (Vegas Valley to Karen) for paving at the end of June.

Section 5
Maryland Pkwy, Sahara to Charleston

– Final clean-up work as needed.

Section 6
Maryland Pkwy/Rue 13, Charleston to Carson

– Final clean-up work as needed.

Section 7
Carson Ave, Casino Center Blvd to 13th St

– Final clean-up work as needed.

Section 8
Bonneville Ave, Casino Center Blvd to MLK Blvd

– Final clean-up work as needed.

Section 9
Alta Dr, MLK Blvd to Tonopah Dr

– Final clean-up work as needed

Section 10
Tonopah Dr, Alta Dr to Wellness Way

– Final clean-up work as needed

Adjacent Project: www.livetheoscar.com

Section 11
Wellness Way, Tonopah Dr to Shadow Ln

– Final clean-up work as needed

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