Corvallis Transit System

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501 SW Madison Ave
Corvallis, OR 97333
+1 (541) 766-6998
http://www.ci.corvallis.or.us

Corvallis TRANSIT System is the public transportation system serving the city of Corvallis, Oregon. With a focus on providing convenient and reliable transportation options, the system offers bus and transit services for residents and visitors to easily navigate the city and its surrounding areas.

Committed to promoting sustainable transportation, Corvallis TRANSIT System encourages biking and walking as alternative modes of transportation, while also providing services for OSU Game Day parking and traffic. With a user-friendly website and various resources available, the system aims to enhance the overall mobility and accessibility of the community.

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2.56 reviews
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Shawn H.
8/4/2019

So they know how to get you to your destination fast!!! but for new riders, the bus is free so it attracts a lot of shady people. for all the young girls and women out there, plz plz plzzzz sit...

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Diana W.
10/4/2021

We got on the bus this evening and it smelled so disgusting! A few minutes passed before we realized that the seat right next to us had been pooped in.. Literally diarrhea leakage seeped thru...

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Jeremy W.
2/5/2022

We were waiting for the bus 5 for about 10 mins. Not a big deal about the wait, but when we finally seen the bus ( which BTW was excessively speeding & on the other side of the road) we were...

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Siarra E.
6/13/2020

Night buses and early buses leave much to be desired. Mid day buses are great for most part. Seems like always an ass hole driving the 7. Seen them drive past stops without stopping for...

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Cara C.
3/31/2016

I got on the bus hoping that the route would stay on track but when the bus reached the transit center, it switched routes without telling the passengers. So instead of continuing the route like I...

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