Without public transit, Southern Nevada will grind to a halt.
We must confront a $118.5 million annual budget shortfall, or drastic transit service cuts will affect thousands in the near future.
Every day, Southern Nevadans wake up with a purpose. To earn a paycheck. To pursue an education. To care for their health. To remain independent. To support the people they love. Public transit makes those journeys possible. Without sustainable funding, that connection is at risk. The good news? You can help.
Transit is a lifeline, not a luxury.
The people who keep Southern Nevada moving rely on RTC. Thousands of hardworking people take the bus to and from work every day, helping to keep the doors open for hundreds of local businesses. Public transit is what keeps our local economy moving at a brisk pace. It also creates stability, independence, opportunity and dignity for seniors, students, veterans and families. It connects us all.
“Without transit, life would be very hard.”
– Adrian, RTC transit rider
“RTC is the only lifeline in Southern Nevada.”
– Maureen, RTC transit rider
“It gives me the ability to go out and do normal
things that other people do.”
– Ted, RTC paratransit rider
“If we’re unable to get our team members here
to service our guests, there’s a real impact.”
– Dawn, SVP, Westgate
“I challenge a sighted person to blindfold
themselves and figure out how to get to work
the next day.”
– Sylvia, visually impaired
RTC transit rider
Stable, long-term transit funding should matter to every Southern Nevadan.
Because you rely on someone who relies on transit.
58 million rides per year make RTC the invisible engine driving Southern Nevada’s economic vitality. Public transit connects thousands of residents to work, healthcare, and essential services every day. For students, transit isn’t just a ride–it’s a gateway to a successful future. And for seniors, veterans, and disabled riders, RTC connects them to community and provides independence and dignity.
Supporting RTC is supporting our economy and communities.
