As Thanksgiving approaches, Rockland County residents are gearing up for the holiday season, and that includes planning their transportation schedules. The Rockland County Department of Public Transportation has released its transit schedule for Thanksgiving week to help commuters and travelers navigate the holiday period effectively.
**Wednesday, November 22nd**
On Wednesday, November 22nd, the Transit of Rockland (TOR) will be operating on its regular weekday schedule. Additionally, TRIPS services will also run their regular service routes, ensuring that residents can get to their destinations as usual.
**Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 23rd**
Thanksgiving Day, falling on Thursday, November 23rd, will see some adjustments to the transit schedule. The following changes will be in effect:
– TOR routes 59, 91, 92, 93, and Loop 3 will be operating on a Sunday schedule. However, please note that there will be no TOR 91 service available in New City, Yeager Health Center, or Helen Hayes Hospital on this day.
– Loop 1 and Loop 2 will continue to run on their regular schedules.
– TOR routes 94, 95, and 97 will not be in service on Thanksgiving Day.
– TRIPS services will be limited to ADA service only, catering to passengers with disabilities.
**Friday, November 24th**
On Friday, November 24th, TOR will resume its regular weekday schedule, providing transportation options for those returning to work or resuming their daily routines. TRIPS services on this day will also be limited to ADA service only.
**Office Closure**
The Rockland County Department of Public Transportation office located in Pomona will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 23rd. Normal office hours will resume on the following day.
For residents seeking additional information or a comprehensive list of local transit system changes during the Thanksgiving holiday period, please visit the official website and click on the following link: Thanksgiving 2023 Transit Schedule.
Planning your holiday travel and transportation in advance will ensure a smooth and stress-free Thanksgiving experience for everyone in Rockland County. Stay safe and enjoy the festivities!