Welcome to Hazleton Public Transit

Hazleton Public Transit operates bus service for the city of Hazleton as well as the surrounding townships and boroughs Monday through Saturday. Please check your desired travel route for specific arrival and departure times.

Hazleton Public Transit does not operate on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. In addition, HPT does not operate service the Sunday of Funfest.

New Bus Routes Begin October 3

Hazleton Public Transit will have new bus routes for all of our routes beginning Monday, October 3.

For more information on the route times and stops, please click here: Hazleton Public Transit New Bus Routes.

Las Nuevas Rutas de aAutobús Comienzan el 3 de Octubre

Hazleton Public Transit tendrá nuevas rutas de autobús para todas nuestras rutas a partir del lunes 3 de octubre.

Para obtener más información sobre los horarios de las rutas y las paradas, haga clic aquí:Hazleton Public Transit Nuevas rutas de autobús.

TSA Statement Regarding Face Mask Use on Public Transportation

Due to the court ruling on Monday, April 18th, 2022, effective  immediately, TSA will no longer enforce its Security Directives and Emergency Amendment requiring mask use on public transportation and transportation hubs.

CDC continues to recommend that people wear masks in indoor public transportation settings.

Wearing of masks is optional for Drivers and Riders at this time

Emergency Snow Routes

SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES

All runs leaving from Church Street Station

10 – Tresckow/McAdoo:

OUTBOUND & INBOUND - will use Broad St. to Poplar Str.

20 - Beaver Meadows/Weatherly

OUTBOUND - NO CHANGES

INBOUND - SAME except using Wyoming St. instead of Pine St. (off of Broad St.) to Chestnut St. to Laurel St.

40 - Freeland:

OUTBOUND - Church Street to 28^th St. to 940 (Centre) to South St. to Graham St. to Front to Washington to Main St.

INBOUND - Centre St. to 940 to 28^th St. to Church St., (servicing Church Hill Mall), 940 to Church Street to Chestnut St. to Laurel St.

NO Birkbeck St. /Schwabe St. to Washington St.

1. –Northeast/ Northwest:

OUTBOUND – Laurel St. to Diamond Ave. to Arthur to 9^th St., to Wyoming St. to Diamond Ave., to Peace St. to 24^th St. to James St.

• 24th & James St. to Diamond Ave. to Broad St. to Locust St. to Grand Central to Vine St. to Chestnut St. to Laurel St.

70 - West Hazleton:

OUTBOUND - Broad St. to Winters Ave. to Wayne St. ONLY to Monroe to Broad St.

INBOUND – Broad Street to Winters Ave., to Wayne St. to Monroe to Broad St.

80 - Hazle Marketplace:

OUTBOUND & INBOUND – will use Church St. ONLY

90 - Penn State:

OUTBOUND - will use Church St. to 15^th St. to Broad St. to Laurel Mall, Walmart, and PSU. NO Allen St. to Monroe to Broad St.

INBOUND – leaving Laurel on inbound to Broad St. to 15^th St. to Church St. to station

NO Broad/Monroe to Allen St. NO Peace St. to 24^th St.

NO Diamond Ave at Wyoming St

110 - Saturday Night Loop & 100 - Sunday Loop:

OUTBOUND A & C – Will use Church St. ONLY

Broad St.

INBOUND B & D – Broad St. to Winters Ave. to Wayne St. ONLY to Monroe to

Broad St. to Church St. to station NO Winters & Yuknis

Coronavirus Information

For the most up-to-date information, please visit www.cdc.gov.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY:

Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), HPT requests that riders limit non-essential bus travel until further notice.

HPT is working with Federal, State and Local officials to help limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

When on board, passengers are asked to leave extra space between themselves and others. This form of social distancing can help protect you and others from the spread of the virus.

Please stay behind the yellow line and limit your conversation and interaction with the driver.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advises anyone with fever, cough or shortness of breath not to go out in public.

HPT is maintaining regular contact with Federal, State and Local officials, and have been following CDC prevention guidelines.

We are on a daily basis disinfecting all hand rails and high-touch surfaces in all vehicles and facilities, which is supplemental to our normal cleaning.

HPT will continue to closely monitor the situation and make updates as necessary.

In order for Hazleton Public Transit to continue to provide life-sustaining service, we are calling on our customers for assistance. We need to create social distancing for our operators. Please keep conversation with them to a minimum and move directly to your seat.

We ask that you please refrain from sitting in the front area of the bus. If you are an ADA eligible or senior passenger and are not able to access seating in another part of the bus, please notify the driver for assistance. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Lost and Found Suspended

Effective immediately, for the safety of our employees and passengers, HPT will be suspending our current lost and found policy indefinitely. Any items left behind on buses or vans will be discarded immediately. Please refer to our coronavirus update for current notices.

Church Street Station

Church Street Station is the City of Hazleton's intermodal center. The transportation center is located at 126 Mine Street just south of center city’s Broad Street. Church Street Station is providing residents of Greater Hazleton with a central hub for local, regional and long-distance bus transportation.

Church Street Station now serves as the transit and operations center for Hazleton Public Transit. HPT passengers can board HPT buses, purchase bus passes, and obtain customer support services at the new facility. Church Street Station has been designed to accommodate future phases, which could add additional amenities including parking decks, retail space and offices.

Common Sense Tips to Fight Flu

March 5, 2020

HPT has been closely monitoring news reports about the human coronavirus and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) website for information and updates.  We are also communicating with peer transit agencies to share information about preventive measures and best practices for operational procedures.

Right now, the best thing everyone can do is to familiarize themselves on best ways to fight all types of respiratory illnesses, the flu, and colds – starting with some common sense hygiene practices:

• Wash your hands often, for 20 seconds, using soap and water
• If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed or unsanitized hands
• Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue or handkerchief when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in the trash after using
• It is important to take proper precautions for yourself and others when you feel sick
• The CDC (cdc.gov) does not recommend wearing a face mask. They are NOT effective in preventing the general public from catching coronavirus.
• Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces

We will continue to update you on our preventative measure to fight the flu this season and if there are any local updates about the coronavirus.