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Central Transportation (Stevens Point)

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Central Transportation is the public transportation system in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. It is owned and operated by the City of Stevens Point and provides transit services throughout Portage County, Wisconsin. The system also operates additional routes in partnership with the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point.

ParentCity of Stevens Point
Headquarters2700 Week St
Service areaPortage County
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Central Transportation
ParentCity of Stevens Point
Headquarters2700 Week St
LocaleStevens Point, Wisconsin
Service areaPortage County
Service typebus service, paratransit
Routes7
HubsStevens Point Transfer Center
Fleet12
Annual ridership
146,313 (2024)
Superintendent
Talin Scheuermann
WebsiteStevensPoint.com/Transit
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Services

Central Transportation operates five regular bus routes that serve the city and the surrounding Villages of Whiting, Park Ridge, and the Crossroads Commons area in Plover. These routes operate on weekdays with no evening or weekend services. Two additional routes serve the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point (UWSP) campus. The system also provides a late‑night service, under the Late Night Transit name, on Fridays and Saturdays when the university is in full session. This fare-free service is funded through various student fees and is open to the general public.[1]

Regular and UWSP Routes

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No. Name
1Green[1]
2Blue[1]
3Red[1]
4Yellow[1]
5Purple (UWSP)[1]
7LNT (Late Night Transit)[1]
8Orange[1]
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Paratransit

Branded as Point Plus, the service provides demand-responsive, door-to-door service for eligible riders in Stevens Point, Whiting, and Park Ridge.[2]

Portage County services

Central Transportation also operates several community services in outlying areas of Portage County, including taxi services, Meals on Wheels, and a volunteer driver program for seniors and qualified residents.[3]

Ridership

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YearRidershipChange over previous year
2014[4] 274,796n/a
2015[5] 260,159Decrease5.33%
2016[6] 256,323Decrease1.47%
2017[7] 210,954Decrease17.7%
2018[8] 238,472Increase13.04%
2019[9] 232,014Decrease2.71%
2020[10] 187,208Decrease19.31%
2021[11] 100,833Decrease46.14%
2022[12] 129,214Increase28.15%
2023[13] 135,046Increase4.51%
2024[14] 146,313Increase8.35%
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