Public Transportation

KIBOIS AREA TRANSIT SYSTEM

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Profile

In June 1983 the KiBois Area Transit System was established to help meet the transportation needs for southeast Oklahoma’s poor communities by helping to provide access to much-needed employment and medical services. Currently they provide transportation primarily in the counties of Adair, Okmulgee, Cherokee, Haskell, Latimer, LeFlore, McIntosh, Sequoyah, Pittsburg and Okfuskee. The ten county areas have different transportation needs. KiBois Area Transit provides a number of services to meet the specific needs of each population served. As needs change, services are modified to meet those needs..

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OPERATING SCHEDULE

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Weekdays:	8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Weekends:	None
Holidays:	None
(schedule varies for contracts)

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FARE SCHEDULE (one way)

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Seniors;	$ 1.00 per stop
Others:	$1.00 /2.00 per stop

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FLEET INFORMATION

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Total vehicles:	148
Accessible:	70
Average age of fleet:	Four years
Condition:	Good
Replacement Schedule: (Three–year period)
2005:	Fifteen vehicles
2006:	Eighteen vehicles
2007:	Eighteen vehicles

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STATISTICS

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RIDERSHIP
Ridership Total:	528,724
Elderly:	77,624
Disabled:	45,299
Elderly/Disabled:	19,604
MILEAGE
Revenue Miles:	3,615,583
Passenger Miles:	5,455,342

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PERSONNEL/FACILITIES INFORMATION:

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Administrative Facilities:	3,000 square feet
Maintenance Facilities:	12,000 square feet
Staffing:	Full time – 102 Part time – 47 Mechanics – 4 Master Techs

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Description of Services:

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Road to Work – Oklahoma

KiBois Community Action Foundation, Inc. coordinates the 75 county job access program providing work routes for low–income persons. This is in collaboration with 19 other Transit Systems. Funded through FTA