Service Alerts & More With Facebook & Twitter!
ECUSTA has begun experimenting with bringing you more information and updates via some of the ways you may already be connected. Social networking sites lend themselves to quickly distributing details on anything worth talking about. With that in mind, we've joined both Facebook & Twitter to quickly get the word out whenever we experience service interruptions, delays or other important changes you should know about.

Of particular interest is the ability of both sites to send out our updates via SMS (text messaging) to your mobile device. This allows us to deliver information about service changes as they happen. Where necessary, make sure to add your mobile device and confirm or verify the number as necessary to ensure updates get sent directly to your device.

Become A Fan On Facebook
Take a look at our Facebook page and become a fan. Becoming a fan is Facebook's way of subscribing to updates from ECUSTA. Check out the Facebook help pages for more on signing up or becoming a fan.

Follow Us On Twitter
Visit our Twitter page and become a follower. Join by signing up online and adding your mobile device, or by texting "follow ecusta" to 40404. Visit Twitter's help site for more information.

What to Expect
Variations in service are a fact of life when it comes to public transportation; it's simply impossible to predict traffic, construction, emergencies and other events leading to slight delays every day. So what updates will ECUSTA provide via these sites?

• significant delays affecting a route long enough to interrupt service
  
• reroutes which may force a route to skip at least one stop
• temporary changes in bus stop location
• schedule changes due to weather, holidays or other closures
  

Please note that although the service is free, carrier charges may apply for text messaging just like they would for any other text. We're not able to provide support for either of this methods of keeping up; service notices will always be posted on this web site if you need them. See the help sites linked above for questions specific to either service.