While the MTD will not charge you anything for this service, normal message and data rates may apply. If you have an MTD account and would like to stop receiving reroute alerts, text STOP to 35890. We will not share this information with any third parties or use it for any purpose other than logging. MTD logs your phone number and search query for the sole purpose of maintaining our own logs on the service. Chances are, if your cell phone is capable of sending and receiving text messages, you can use the service. MTD's SMS Codes work with all major carriers. You will also find the number displayed on your bus stop sign and printed in the MTD Routes & Schedules book. To find your SMS text code online, simply use the Bus Stop Lookup tool. Where can I find the SMS text code for my stop?

After a few seconds, you’ll receive a text message reply containing the incoming routes and their scheduled times of departure.Parkland's SMS code is mtd3534) in the area where you would normally type your text message. Enter the SMS text code for your stop (e.g.In the 'TO' field, enter the number 35890 (this number is the same no matter which stop you're at).Our system uses global positioning satellites (GPS) to track every bus in our system, so you'll always know when to expect the next bus. You'll never have to wonder if your bus is on time again.

This simplified and expanded approach to iStops eliminates confusion surrounding route eligibility, and improves access and efficiency at busy campus stops.

Newer iStops were added along White Street and at Research Park.

At iStops, to expedite boarding, it is unnecessary for anyone to pay a fare or show any sort of a pass or ID.Īll routes at designated iStops are eligible for this enhanced boarding procedure. iStops are special designated stops located on and near campus, as well as at ONE Illinois North, ONE Illinois South, Capstone Quarters, and Campus Circle. In Fall 2020, MTD added new iStops and expanded route eligibility within the University District.

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