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Alternative Transportation Methods
70th St. Pedestrian/Bicycle Connection - Information on the proposed project near Thomas Road and 70th Street.
Transit - Bus Service, Trolleys, Shuttles, to get you where you need to go.
Transit Element - The Transit Element works to enhance the transit network including bus & neighborhood circulator service.
Downtown Scottsdale Trolley - Operates Year-Round and is Free.
Neighborhood Circulator - a Free public trolley tying neighborhoods together between the Granite Reef Senior Center and Scottsdale's downtown and Civic Center Mall area.
Reduced Bus Fare Card - Seniors and People with Disabilities can ride the bus for approximately half fare! For more information, please call (602) 253-5000 or visit www.valleymetro.org.
Dial-A-Ride - East Valley Dial-A-Ride (EVDAR) provides two types of door-to-door, shared ride service.
Cab Connection - an alternative to Dial-a-Ride for some users
Pedestrian Element -
Downtown Pedestrian Mobility Study - Jan 2007 (pdf/2mb/43pp) - This study measures pedestrian mobility in Downtown Scottsdale, and determined how and where to
make improvements to that mobility.
Bikeways - Learn where you can bike around Scottsdale. Request a Bikeways Map and view the Bicycle Element.
Trails - Hiking trails within Scottsdale.
Public CNG Refueling Station - Compressed Natural Gas Station open to the public
For suggestions on transit services, pedestrian opportunities, or bicycling provided in Scottsdale, contact Transit and Transportation Planning at dmeinhart@scottsdaleaz.gov
or call (480) 312-7696.
