Interested in receiving AATA e-mail alerts?

Interested subscribers can receive e-mail alerts on bus route and schedule changes, detours, delays, press releases, board meeting notices and meeting minutes as soon as the information can be made available.

In announcing the new e-mail service, AATA Manager of Community Relations Mary Stasiak said, “We are pleased to be able to send personalized transit information to MyRide subscribers, whether to their email inbox, cell phone, or handheld wireless device.”

MyRide alerts are sent to subscribers on only the topics they choose. Subscriptions can be changed or cancelled at any time.

To sign up for MyRide, an individual needs a valid e-mail address. Prospective subscribers will need to go to the email alert subscriptions page and complete the New Subscriber form, which asks for a primary e-mail address. A secondary e-mail address can be entered and there is an option to add password protection.

AATA wants to assure subscribers that TheRide will use e-mail addresses only to deliver the requested information and will never share e-mail addresses with anyone, for any reason.

Questions on the MyRide e-mail subscription service may be directed to 734.973.6500.

The latest information on AATA routes, schedules and detours is available at 734.996.0400 and on the AATA Routes and Schedules page.