Waukesha Metro Transit is a public transit agency operating in the city of Waukesha and throughout the Waukesha County and parts of Milwaukee County in Wisconsin. Founded in 1983, the system operates 11 bus routes, contracts another and four commuter routes to Wisconsin Coach Lines and partially funds two more routes of the Milwaukee County Transit System which extend into Waukesha County. Waukesha Metro is also one of six transit agencies that are part of the Southeast Wisconsin Transit System. Services Waukesha Transit Center The Waukesha Transit Center is located in downtown Waukesha at 212 East Saint Paul Ave. The center replaced the former transfer center, which was crowded on a road between the Fox River and the back end of buildings along West Main St. It serves as the central transfer point for 12 routes of the system's routes. It opened in October 2004 and provides an indoor waiting area, restrooms, 13 covered bus bays, a drivers’ lounge, and a customer service area. The Downtown Transit Center also includes a two-floor parking ramp for 460 vehicles. The opening was originally planned for late summer of 2004, however, this was delayed due to WisDOT complaints that adjacent streets would be converted from one-way to two way in order to improve access and safety. These improvements eventually were allowed, and the center opened under the $16 million budget. The City of Waukesha implemented security upgrades to the Downtown Transit Center in 2017 and 2018. Ridership See also List of bus transit systems in the United States List of intercity bus stops in Wisconsin Milwaukee County Transit System Washington County Commuter Express References External links Official website Bus transportation in Wisconsin Intermodal transportation authorities in Wisconsin Transportation in Waukesha County, Wisconsin