Rider Services

Bike Racks

ALERT: Detours continue for Routes 5S and 30 involving S Business Drive. Please download the Route 5S and Route 30 maps or contact our office at (920) 459-3281 for more information. Detours will be in effect until further notice.

Bikes on Buses

Bikes on Buses is an exciting way to incorporate multiple modes of transportation into one. Taking the bus and riding your bike are economical and fun ways to get around. Start your trip today by downloading the Bikes on Buses pamphlet. All Shoreline Metro buses are equipped with bike racks at the front of each bus. Up to two bikes can be accommodated on each rack, and there is no additional fee or permit required for you to use the bike racks. Using the racks is simple. The Bikes on Buses pamphlet will show you how to properly load your bike on a Shoreline Metro bus bike rack. If you would like a free demonstration, please call the Shoreline Metro office at 920-459-3281.

Also, here are a few simple rules to follow when using the bike racks:

Before you board and pay your fare, let the driver know you are going to use the bike rack. When you reach your destination, be sure to remind the driver that you’ll be unloading your bike before exiting the bus. After using the rack, be sure to fold it up if it’s empty.
Loading and unloading the bike racks is your responsibility. The bus driver is not permitted to provide assistance. If you are unable to properly load your bike on a rack, then you will not be permitted to use the rack. If you are under age 12, then you’ll need a responsible adult to enable you to use a bike rack.
Bikes are only permitted on the bike racks, never inside the bus.
Only single seat bikes can be loaded on the racks.
Shoreline Metro is not responsible for damage or loss of any bike or bicycle equipment. Abandoned or lost bikes will be stored at the Shoreline Metro office, 608 S. Commerce St. for up to three days, and then they will be sent to the Sheboygan Police.