Route 109 Maryland Parkway, provide service to the Las Vegas Strip and Harry Reid International Airport, respectively. Approximately 40% of Clark County residents do not live within close proximity of a bus stop. RTC Transit also operates special routes for occasions such as sporting events at Allegiant Stadium, T-Mobile Arena, and Las Vegas Ballpark. Route numbers 100s: Local North/South routes. 200s: Local East/West routes. 300s: "The Deuce" Strip Corridor routes. 400s: Regular Shuttle routes. 500s: Surface Street Express routes. 600s: Special Shuttle routes. 700s: Silver STAR routes. 900s: Freeway Commuter Express routes. FDRs: Flexible Demand Response routes. Notes RTC Paratransit Even though all buses in the system have wheelchair lifts, RTC operates RTC Paratransit for people who have difficulty in accessing the regular transit system. By-appointment-only paratransit is a door-to-door service. RTC also maintains an open charge account with a local taxicab company to service paratransit ridership when unforeseen delays occur, frequently caused by traffic congestion. Fares Fares effective as of May 1, 2021 Fixed routes For all vehicles, children 5 & younger ride for free with fare-paying rider; 3-kid limit applies. U-Pass: UNLV, NSC, & CSN Student, Faculty, & Staff Purchased through campus bookstore; provides a 50% discount on monthly passes and a 68% discount on semester passes. Valid on all routes. Paratransit Door-to-door service for riders who are unable to use the fixed-route system. Fares effective as of July 1, 2013: Notes Equipment RTC currently operates mainly New Flyer, Alexander Dennis and Wright StreetCar RTV coaches for fixed routes, and mainly Ford Econoline vans for paratransit. On October 27, 2005, CAT added a fleet of double decker buses on The Strip Route. The route is now called The Deuce. Active All buses are fully ADA compliant and are wide. On Order All vehicles will be wheelchair accessible. Retired Color schemes The first "mountains" livery used was a white base with a mix of broad teal and magenta stripes, black lining around the windows, and the CAT logo in the midsection body, front, and rear. This livery was used from 1992 to 2001. In 2001, the second "stripes" livery came in three variants, with the second one being the primary livery. The RTC decided to abandon their teal and magenta color scheme and adopted a white, blue, and gold scheme with blue stripes with a cat running on a white base, white around the windows, moving the CAT logo