The City of Biddeford is preparing to pave a major section of Lower Main Street. Please be advised that our Black & Orange and Silver Lines will experience some delays and will be detoured as the paving proceeds. We appreciate your patience. The following link explains further about the project and expected dates. Lower Main Street Biddeford Paving Project
Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Transit
Biddeford Paving Causing Delays and Detours
The City of Biddeford is preparing to pave a major section of Lower Main Street. Please be advised that our Black & Orange and Silver Lines will experience some delays and will be detoured as the paving proceeds. We appreciate your patience. The following link...
Ironman impacts on BSOOB Transit Service
There will be an Ironman event in Old Orchard Beach from Friday, August 27th thru Sunday, August 29th. There will be many detours and road closures causing changes and delays to our service. Milliken Street Municipal closes Tuesday 8/24 at Midnight and will remain...
Mask mandate on public transportation is driving confusion and some confrontation
(click here to see full article from the Portland Press Herald July 22, 2021) Although masks have not been required in most public settings in Maine for weeks, riders still must wear them on buses, trains and other mass transit. BY JOHNNY LIESMAN Ed Knutson, a driver...
Reduction of Operating Hours for the Camp Ellis/OOB2 Trolley
Reduction of Operating Hours Effective Saturday, July 24th Camp Ellis/OOB2 red line will have the following changes: Sunday through Wednesday 2:00pm-9:00pm Thursday through Saturday 2:00pm-10:00pm It is with deep regret that we have been forced to take this necessary...
BSOOB Transit Welcomes New Executive Director Chad Heid
Wednesday, July 21st, 2021 - BSOOB Transit Welcomes New Executive Director Chad Heid, read more about him in the article "Getting there from here" from the Biddeford- Saco- OOB Courier
News Center Maine – Grant awarded to southern Maine transit system fro on-route chargers
The Biddeford-Saco-Old Orchard Beach Transit will get $1,224,531 to buy two on-route chargers. (click here to see full article from News Center Maine June 24, 2021)
MISSION STATEMENT
To provide safe, clean, reliable and affordable local public transportation for all.
“I started riding Zoom in 2008 when gas prices were nearing $5 per gallon. Over a decade later I am still a regular passenger. The drivers (Terry and Sam) are wonderful. My fellow passengers are friends. It is so relaxing to read or visit with friends rather than fight rush hour traffic.
– Deborah Croizier
“Safe, reliable and affordable transportation!
– Holly Mae Higgins
“I have a dear friend named Barbara who for years has traveled every day from Old Orchard Beach to the Scarborough Veteran’s Home to visit with her husband. It hasn’t gone unnoticed by Shuttlebus employees that Barbara would have to not only walk down to the home after being dropped off but would also have to walk out from the home and cross the highway in order to catch the bus home. The Shuttlebus now brings Barbara to the home and on the trip back returns to the home to pick her up. Shuttlebus is not just a ride it is a company with a heart.” – Beverly Russell