Visit the IndyGo website at indygo.net. Click on "Maps & Schedules" for a guide to the current bus schedules. Find the time points on the schedule to determine what bus line is nearest to your present location and which one will take you to your destination.
Go to an IndyGo bus stop, which is marked by a green and blue sign. The blue part notes what routes use that stop. Get to the stop at least five minutes early. Check the display panel at the top of the bus to confirm you have the right bus.
Pay the exact fare unless you have an IndyGo pass. As of 2011, a full price for a single ride was $1.75. A day pass cost $4. A 10-trip pass cost $17.50, and a month pass cost $30. Up to two children under age 5 can ride free with an adult. A half-fare program is available for those over 65, under 18, or with disabilities.
Some bus rides can be at least an hour long. Bring a book or some other distraction to stay awake on these long trips.
