Lebanon Rides On Us!

For folks who missed our event at the Myerstown Community Library on Wednesday, here is the Myerstown Boro section of our proposed Route 14 expansion. Here is the outbound turn-by-turn through Myerstown:

Turn RIGHT onto College Street
RIGHT into Tulpehocken Terrace parking lot, off …Richland (where it will turn around)
Exiting TT, STRAIGHT across eastbound on Richland Avenue
Turn LEFT onto Railroad Street
Turn RIGHT onto Main Avenue
Turn LEFT onto Willow Street
At the bend with Cottage Drive, bus will continue STRAIGHT onto the access road into the backside of the StoneRidge parking lot. It will continue straight down the middle until that little road running through the actual parking spots dead ends
Turn RIGHT, follow the road around the curve to the exit at 422
Turn RIGHT onto 422.
Turn LEFT onto Dutchway Drive
Enter Dutchway parking lot right in front of the building, go all the way to the back and loop around to the entrance/exit at the midway point along Dutchway Drive
Back out to 422
Turn LEFT onto 422.

Inbound portions of each run will do the same loop through Myerstown in reverse.

FOUR RUNS each weekday. Draft times:

1️⃣
Outbound: Depart Station 7:00am / Arrive Womelsdorf 7:55am
Inbound: Depart Womelsdorf 8:05am / Arrive Station 9:05am

2️⃣
Outbound: Depart Station 10:00am / Arrive Dutch-way 10:41am
Inbound: Depart Dutch-way 10:42am / Arrive Station 11:25am

3️⃣
Outbound: Depart Station 1:00pm / Arrive Dutch-way 1:41pm
Inbound: Depart Dutch-way 1:42pm / Arrive Station 2:25pm
4️⃣
Outbound: Depart Station 3:15pm / Arrive Womelsdorf 4:15pm
Inbound: Depart Womelsdorf 4:30pm / Arrive Station 5:25pm

Except for the first bus out, all runs will stop at Walmart Lebanon – E Lehman St outbound and inbound.

Route 14 will be FLAG STOP 🙋

Not sure what we did to be featured as part of this article, but hey, who's complaining? 🤷‍♀️

Lebanon Transit (LT) announces its Program of Projects under Federal Section 5307 for FY 2026-2027. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at 12:00 PM. and 5:00 PM.; prevailing time, on Thursday June 4, 2026, at the Lebanon Transit Office located at 200 Willow Street, Lebanon, …PA. 17046, for affording public comment on LT’s Program of Projects for Operating Assistance and Capital Projects. LT hereby affords standard assurance that it will comply with all appropriate State and Federal regulations and that these projects address the following:

There is no adverse environmental impact.

The Project is in accordance with the Lebanon County Metropolitan Planning Organization.

The proposed Project is in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Private Enterprise Participation as requested to provide for a greater competitive environment and such requests are consistent with the TIP private sector policy process.

No relocation of any residence or businesses will result from this Project.

LT will not be engaging in any charter bus service as a result of this Project.

LT will not be engaging in any school bus operations as a result of this Project.

LT utilizes certain statistics to measure performance and productivity.

FY 2026-2027 PROGRAM OF PROJECTS

FFY 2023, Section 5307 Apportionment, Operating Assistance $1,516,723
FFY 2021, Section 5307 Governor’s Apportionment, Capital Assistance $968,635
FFY 2022, Section 5307 Governor’s Apportionment, Capital Assistance $1,252,447
FFY 2023, Section 5339 Bus and Bus Facilities Apportionment, Capital Assistance $1,871,647
FFY 2024, Section 5339 Bus and Bus Facilities Apportionment, Capital Assistance $1,347,359

At the Public Hearing, LT will afford an opportunity for interested persons, agencies, and private transportation providers to be heard with respect to social, economic and environmental aspects of these Projects.

Detailed information may be reviewed at LT’s main office at the address listed above.

Following public comment, the Proposed Program of Projects will be final, unless amended and a final notice is published.

Franklin Shearer, Chair
Angela M. Luciotti, Executive Director

We're moving this event inside the library, but don't let the rain stop you from coming out. We will still have Chick-fil-A, ice cream, and a BIG map showing the proposed new bus route for you to review and comment on. So drop on by anytime 4:00 – 6:00.

Here we go again! We POPPED 🍿 up at Lebanon Village Apartments this morning with coffee ☕️ and donut holes 🍩. Thanks to the kind residents for chatting with us.

Have you heard about our Ride On Ready Travel Training?

Ride On Ready is a free service provided to anyone interested in learning how to use Lebanon Transit’s Fixed Route or Shared Ride divisions. You will gain the skills to travel independently through hands-on experience.

…Offered in both group and personalized settings. More info here: https://lebanontransit.org/resources/travel-training/

🤞 the rain passes through before we get started.

**REMINDER**

PUBLIC NOTICE
Lebanon Transit seeks public comment concerning a planned fare increase for Fixed Route and Shared Ride Services.

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at 12:00 P.M., Prevailing Time, on Monday, April 27, 2026, at the Lebanon …Transit office located at 200 Willow Street, Lebanon, PA 17046.

At the Public Hearing, Lebanon Transit will afford an opportunity for interested persons, agencies, and private transportation providers to be heard with respect to the social, economic, and environmental aspects of the proposed fare increase.

Lebanon Transit hereby provides assurance that it will comply with all applicable Federal and State regulations related to this proposed fare increase. There is no adverse environmental impact associated with this proposed fare increase. No relocation of any residences or businesses will result from this action.

Lebanon Transit utilizes performance, productivity, and financial data to evaluate service efficiency and fare structure adjustments.
Information regarding the proposed fare change is available for public inspection at the Lebanon Transit office listed above during normal business hours.

Individuals wishing to present comments may do so at the Public Hearing or submit written comments prior to the hearing. Written comments must be received no later than April 24, 2026, and may be submitted by mail, email, or in person to:

Lebanon Transit
Executive Director
200 Willow Street
Lebanon, PA 17046
Phone: (717) 274-3664
Email: aluciotti@lebanontransit.org

Lebanon Transit will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities and will provide language assistance services upon request. Requests for accommodations should be made at least seventy-two (72) hours prior to the hearing by contacting Lebanon Transit at the number listed above.

Lebanon Transit operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, disability, or income level in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and applicable Federal Transit Administration regulations.

Following review of public comments, the proposed fare increase will be finalized.

Franklin Shearer, Chair
Angela M. Luciotti, Executive Director