Demand Response

Needville Expansion Demand Response

We have some fantastic news to share about our Needville Demand Response service! FBT is expanding this pilot program to better serve you - now operating five days a week instead of three! Plus, we're extending our hours of operation to 6:30AM - 4:30PM to provide even more convenience.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to help!  CLICK HERE for the flyer [PDF].

Reservation Window Change

After careful review and benchmarking against industry standards, Fort Bend Transit has made the decision to revise the reservation window.  Effective Monday, February 3, 2025, reservations can only be made up to 10 business days in advance, a change from the current 30-calendar-day window.  This adjustment ensures efficiency and consistency in our services. The Passenger Guidelines will be updated to reflect this change, pending final approval.  We sincerely thank you for being a valued customer and appreciate your understanding and acceptance of this update

 

Commuter

John Freeman Stop Notice

Due to the City of Houston project, beginning May 18 through August 31, 2026 multiple lanes of Moursand Street and Bertner Avenue will be closed. All Fort Bend Transit Bus stops will remain OPEN. Riders may experience delays due to heavy traffic congestion in the area. 

Important Notice to our Customers

Your safety is our highest priority!

All commuter passengers are required to wait at the designated pick up/drop off locations for their ride.  This policy was adopted to prevent potential accidents or other safety concerns such as passengers chasing buses, running across parking lot parking aisles and through-ways, running in front of/behind or alongside buses while they are stationary and in motion.

Over the last few weeks, these exact behaviors have been witnessed at our park and rides and must be addressed.

Our bus operators WILL NOT stop to pick up passengers who are not at the designated pick up location at the scheduled time.  We are sure you understand that if a rider was to collide with a bus, the bus would win.  That really isn’t how you or we want to start our day.

Please be mindful of buses and other moving vehicles in the park and ride area.  Please be respectful of other riders and arrive on time for your scheduled departure.

For more specific information, our passengers guidelines are posted on our website for your review.  They clearly define the responsibilities of both operator and passenger, passenger interaction with drivers, passenger conduct on-board vehicles and within County facilities and filing compliments or complaints.  Passengers who present a threat to the safe conduct of our operations or themselves will be removed from vehicles and County facilities.

Safety means zero accidents.  We want you all to arrive home safely.

Thank you for choosing Fort Bend Transit for your transit needs!

Stay Informed Instantly with Real-Time Alerts

Fort Bend Transit riders can now enroll in the Everbridge notification system by scanning the QR code below or using the link Registration Link. Once signed up, you will receive real-time transit updates via SMS text or email, whichever you prefer. Stay connected with FBT! Whether it's service delays, weather disruptions, or important route updates, Everbridge keeps you informed every step of the way. Take a moment to register today and make your commute more reliable with Fort Bend Transit!

Everbridge Registration QR Code [PDF]

Posted on July 18, 2025 at 2:08 PM
 

Notice

Please do not park your vehicle in coned off areas of the AMC park and ride locations. These areas are coned off to provide ample room for the transit vehicles to safely enter and exit the area. Parking in these areas put your vehicle at risk of being damaged. Parking in coned off areas or moving the cones is prohibited. Thank you for your cooperation.

 

As we begin our NEW Commuter Service to Downtown Houston on Monday March 4th 2024, the pickup location will be the SHARED tent marked for Downtown and Greenway/Galleria Transfer.  Please refrain from parking vehicles adjacent to the tent to allow for safe and easy boarding of the buses.

 

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Energy Corridor Commuter Service

Fort Bend Transit has launched a new commuter bus service connecting Fort Bend County to The Energy Corridor, starting Monday, October 6, 2025. 

  • Route Details: The service begins at the new Westpark Park and Ride and follows a circular route along I-10, serving major businesses in The Energy Corridor.
  • Connections: It includes stops at two Houston METRO park and ride locations, providing connections to Downtown Houston and other major business centers.
  • Fares: The fare is $3 for travel throughout The Energy Corridor and $2 for transfer stops.
  • Contact Information: For more details, contact Fort Bend Transit at 281-633-7433 or visit www.FBCTransit.org.