TART Connect – TART

TART Connect Incline Village service will be suspended on Dec. 11

TART Connect

TART connect app on phone

FREE, ON-DEMAND, MICROTRANSIT

TART Connect offers curb-to-curb, on-demand service, for any trip within the defined service areas (check app for zones). It’s is perfect for short trips or connecting to TART Bus stops day and night.

Download the app to reserve your trip or call (530) 553-0653.

Additional Information:
North Lake Tahoe TART Connect allows service animals only. Truckee TART Connect allows well-behaved pets in crates.

TART Connect is ADA-accessible. Those riding with children are required to provide and install any necessary child seats.

Watch this video to learn more about TART Connect.

ZONES AND TIMES

Winter: December 11, 2025- April 5, 2026

TRUCKEE TART CONNECT (Free)

  • 6:30am-midnight daily
  • Northstar night service: On-Demand from 6 PM – 11PM
  • Between December 26-31, service will be extended until 1:30am

NORTH LAKE TAHOE TART CONNECT (Free)

Note: TART Connect Incline Village will be suspended on December 11.
Placer County/North Lake Tahoe TART Connect operates in four zones. Beginning at 6pm daily, these do not require a connection.

Zone 1: West Shore, Tahoe City, Dollar Hill
Sun-Thurs: 8am–11pm
Fri-Sat: 8am-12am

Zone 2: Carnelian Bay, Tahoe Vista, Kings Beach, Brockway, Crystal Bay
Sun-Thurs: 8am–11pm
Fri-Sat: 8am-12am

Zone 4: Olympic Valley, Zones 1 and 2
Sun-Thurs: 6pm–11pm
Fri-Sat: 6pm-12am

Zone 5: Northstar, Zones 1 and 2
Sun-Thurs: 6pm–11pm
Fri-Sat: 6pm-12am

Thank you to our funding partners at the TOT-TBID Dollars at Work program for funding a portion of Placer County TART Connect service!

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OLYMPIC VALLEY & ALPINE MEADOWS MICROTRANSIT

December 6, 2025 -April 19, 2026
FREE, on-demand winter transportation in Olympic Valley & Alpine Meadows. The app-based service makes it easy to get around the Palisades Tahoe resort community without a car. Request a ride and leave the driving to Mountaineer – it’s free, convenient, alleviates traffic, and is good for the environment. Learn more: mountaineertransit.org