Grand Gateway

Pelivan Transit

What is Pelivan Transit?

Pelivan Transit was established in 1985 and is operated by Grand Gateway Economic Development Agency as transportation services for a five city area.

Annual federal grants provide some of the resources for the rural transportation service, which operate under a Section 5311 grant. Local match monies are provided by local, county and state government bodies as well as employers involved in the road-to-work projects.

How is Pelivan Transit used?

Pelivan Transit currently has a fleet of 28 vehicles ranging from four-passenger wheelchair accessible mini-vans, 14-passenger vans (for road-to-work projects) and 11-passenger wheelchair accessible micro-buses.

City routes offer transportation at city fare rates of $1.75 (over age 60) and $2.00 (under age 60) one way; rural rates are $2.50 (over age 60) and $3.00 (under age 60) one way; variable distance fare rate is $.50 per mile and bus or airport connect shuttle is $35.00 one way.

Transportation services are open to the public and hours of operation in area cities, which include Craig, Delaware, Mayes, Ottawa and Rogers' counties, are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Claremore, (Rogers) currently offers a route on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Pelivan Transit has provided over 357,588 passenger rides to persons of all ages from grade school to elderly disabled persons and has traveled over 1,297,804 miles since 2004.


	Pelivan Transit What is Pelivan Transit? Pelivan Transit was established in 1985 and is operated by Grand Gateway Economic Development Agency as transportation services for a five city area. Annual federal grants provide some of the resources for the rural transportation service, which operate under a Section 5311 grant. Local match monies are provided by local, county and state government bodies as well as employers involved in the road-to-work projects. How is Pelivan Transit used? Pelivan Transit currently has a fleet of 28 vehicles ranging from four-passenger wheelchair accessible mini-vans, 14-passenger vans (for road-to-work projects) and 11-passenger wheelchair accessible micro-buses. City routes offer transportation at city fare rates of $1.75 (over age 60) and $2.00 (under age 60) one way; rural rates are $2.50 (over age 60) and $3.00 (under age 60) one way; variable distance fare rate is $.50 per mile and bus or airport connect shuttle is $35.00 one way. Transportation services are open to the public and hours of operation in area cities, which include Craig, Delaware, Mayes, Ottawa and Rogers' counties, are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Claremore, (Rogers) currently offers a route on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pelivan Transit has provided over 357,588 passenger rides to persons of all ages from grade school to elderly disabled persons and has traveled over 1,297,804 miles since 2004.