Service Alerts

Holiday Reminder |BCTA will be closed on the following dates for the Holidays: Thanksgiving - Thursday, November 27 | Christmas - Thursday, December 25 | New Year's Day - Thursday, January 1 | Additionally, BCTA will run a Saturday / Holiday Schedule on the following days: Friday, November 28 | Wednesday, December 24 | Wednesday, December 31
BCTA Connect Expansion | BCTA is announcing a new Connect service, providing service to out-of-county destinations. Read more here!
BCTA Fare Changes | New BCTA fixed route fares will go into effect on March 2, 2026. Read more here!
Travel Notice | Route 2 | December 16, 2025, 9:30 AM | Due to an accident on Mill Street, the Route 2 cannot access the following stops until further notice: (#2113) Mill St + Golf Course Road, (#2117 & #2118) Mill St + Spring St, #2120 (Green Garden Plaza (Giant Eagle))

ABOUT US

Our Mission

Above all else, we are dedicated to working together to improve regional mobility for the citizens of Beaver County. To this end, we will hold ourselves to the highest standards of professionalism and integrity, embrace team values, foster an environment of mutual trust and respect, and strive for continuous improvement in the delivery of transportation services to our customers.

Who We Are

A player in economic development
A partner in regional transportation
A contributor to the quality of life of our passengers
A mobility manager
A quality organization that continuously improves

OUR HISTORY

We have been working hard for several years in the transportation industry.

BCTA begins a fixed route operation with McCarter Transit as a local subcontractor in November 1982.
BCTA creates a county-wide shared-ride public transportation program called DART (Demand and Response Transit) in February 1983.
BCTA briefly sponsors passenger rail service until 1984.
BCTA assumes fixed route and shared-ride services operated by the Greater Aliquippa Transit Authority (GATA) in 1985.
BCTA starts Express A & B Service into Pittsburgh in July 1991 (currently Express Route 4) and executes an agreement with the Port Authority of Allegheny County for use of the West Busway.
BCTA consolidates fixed route and shared-ride services under one contractor upon completion of the ETC in 2001.
BCTA restructures fixed route operations in November 2002 creating a pulse-based system with a simplified route and fare structure and added fare media; a service model still in place today.
BCTA becomes a self-operating Authority in May 2003.