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Three cities, one loop.

The LAP is MaineDOT’s commuter bus connecting Lewiston, Auburn, and Portland. Open to everyone, it’s great for all of your travel needs.




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Planning your trip is as easy as Decorative circle with the number oneDecorative circle with the number twoDecorative circle with the number three

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1. Get your pass

Download the Token Transit app to buy your bus fare instantly.*

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2. Find your stop

Check the bus route map to find the nearest pick-up location.

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3. Board and go

Head to your stop, show your pass, grab a seat, and enjoy the ride!

*Drivers can accept cash payments but are not able to make change.

Want to see where your bus is in real time?

Download the TripShot app to track arrivals, plan your ride, and avoid long waits.

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Bus schedule and map

Stay on time with our up-to-date schedule. Find departure times, stop locations, and service hours to plan your trip with ease. Select a schedule below to expand and view details.

Looking for the full schedule?

View or Download the Complete Schedule (PDF)
View the weekday service schedule
View the weekend service schedule

Service alerts and disruptions

We’re committed to making your ride as smooth as possible. Stay informed with planned service updates and real-time alerts here. (Last updated on 4/21/2025)

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  • All Routes

    All routes will not run on July 4, 2025

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Find your route

Planning your trip is easy! Check the interactive route map, then click (or tap) on any stop to view its address and get directions. Whether you’re commuting to work or heading out for the day, we’ve got you covered.

Fares and passes – simple, affordable, and convenient

We offer a range of fare options to fit your travel needs. Whether you’re commuting regularly or just hopping on for a one-time ride, we’ve got you covered with flexible passes and affordable pricing.

One-way$8.00

Daily one-way fare

One-way$8.00

Multi-ride passes (coming soon)

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Everything you need to know to stay in the loop

We’ve answered some common questions to help you get the most out of your ride. If you need more info, contact us.

Where are the bus stops and what are the hours of service?

Stops are located at Bates College, Lewiston Oak Street station, Auburn Transportation Center, the Lewiston/Auburn Transportation Center at Turnpike Exit 75, Monument Square, and Portland Transportation Center.

Service is available from 4:30 a.m. to 12:07 a.m. during the week and from 6:00 a.m. to 9:29 p.m. on weekends. Click here to see the complete bus schedule

How do I buy tickets, and are there weekly or monthly discounts?

You can buy tickets through the Token Transit app or with exact cash (drivers can’t make change). MaineDOT and RTW Management are exploring weekly and monthly discount packages. Stay tuned for updates.

How many passengers can ride? What happens if the bus is full?

Two 26-seat buses are in service, with a 24-seat backup bus available if needed. If a bus is full, riders will need to wait for the next available bus.

Are the buses accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, the buses are accessible for individuals with physical disabilities or limited mobility.

Do buses have air conditioning, Wi-Fi, seat belts?

Yes, all buses have air conditioning, onboard Wi-Fi, and seat belts.

Can I bring a stroller, car seat, or bike on the bus?

Car seats and strollers are allowed if folded. Children may not remain in strollers during the ride.

Bikes cannot be accommodated at this time.

What’s the best way to learn about schedule changes?

Sign up for text alerts to stay up to date on delays and cancellations.

Get in touch—we’re here to help!

Have questions about scheduling, routes, stops, fare payment, or anything else? Reach out to us, and we’ll be happy to assist with all your service inquiries.

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