Berkshire Regional Transit Authority

Based in Pittsfield, Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is a public transit provider serving 30 communities across the region. It operates fixed-route bus service and on-demand rides for older adults and people with disabilities, connecting riders with everyday destinations such as work, school, medical appointments, grocery stores, and family visits. Service runs six days a week, with limited evening service and no Sunday service. BRTA also provides travel training and paratransit information. Fares are free through June 2027, according to the website. Routes, maps, schedules, and service alerts help riders plan trips and check for interruptions. The authority is overseen by an advisory board representing its 30 communities.