Using the Route Finder
Enter a starting point and destination, compare Lane County bus-and-walk directions, and open the full trip on the map.
What this does
The Route Finder resolves ordinary place names, addresses, landmarks, and LaneHelp resources, then checks current Lane County transit-routing information.
When to use it
Use it when you already know where you are going and need the clearest bus-and-walk plan to get there.
What you need
A starting point and destination. Current location is optional; you can type both places instead.
In this guide
Find a route
Enter where you are
Type an address, cross street, landmark, or resource name. Use Current location only if you want to grant location permission.
Enter where you need to go
Type the destination or use a quick destination such as Shelter beds, Meals today, Detox, or Showers.
Confirm the matched places
If a name could mean several places, choose the correct option. A confident route to the wrong place is still the wrong route.
Read the first usable itinerary
The result shows walking time to the stop, the next bus, transfers, arrival time, and any accessibility notes returned by the route source.
Open the trip map
Use the map handoff for the complete itinerary and live geographic context. See Building a trip.
The standalone Route Finder currently focuses on Lane Transit District bus-and-walk routing. For a plain map, layers, or a route already attached to a resource listing, use the map and trip guide.
Common questions
Do I have to share my location?
No. Type a starting point instead. Location permission is a shortcut, not a requirement.
Does Route Finder provide driving directions?
The current Route Finder is for Lane County bus-and-walk trips. Use the destination address with your preferred maps app for driving directions.
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