Rider Tips Use the route map to determine where you are and which route(s) you will need to take to get to your destination. Check the time schedule listed, or call TART for help. Wait at a TART designated bus stop. Buses stop at TART signs along the road in direction of travel. It is recommended that you arrive at your stop a few minutes before the bus is scheduled to leave. All TART routes are accessible to passengers using a wheelchair. TART buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts and tie-down devices.   Before boarding the bus, allow passengers to exit and permit the driver to assist wheelchair passengers. Pay your fare when boarding. Deposit cash, coins, or bus passes in the electronic farebox. You need exact change as drivers cannot make change. The seats closest to the front of the bus and near the door are reseved for elderly and disabled riders. When boarding the bus, ask the driver for a FREE transfer, if you'll need to transfer to another bus to get to your final destination. Transfers between the Mainline and Hwy. 89 Routes occur in Tahoe City at the "Y." When on the bus, signal the driver to stop when you are one or two blocks from your destination. To signal a stop, push the yellow tape between the windows or pull the cord located above the windows. If you are unfamiliar with the area, ask the driver for help. Remain seated until the bus comes to a complete stop. All stops are not listed on bus schedules. Call TART for a complete listing. Bike racks are available in the summer. There is room for two bikes on the rack on the front of each bus on a first-come, first-served basis. You must be able to load and unload your bike without assistance. TART is not responsible for damage to bicycles.