SunRunner connects downtown St. Petersburg and St. Pete Beach
Use the current PSTA route, stop, fare, service alert, and final walk to plan a SunRunner trip between downtown St. Petersburg and St. Pete Beach.
SunRunner gives downtown St. Petersburg and St. Pete Beach one direct bus line to put on the trip map.
The route also serves the Central Avenue corridor and South Pasadena. It can remove a second parking choice, but only when the stop and final walk fit the destination.
Before leaving, use PSTA’s current route or trip planner. Find the exact stop on the correct side of the street. Check the departure time, fare, service alert, and walk at both ends. Event detours and other live changes belong on the transit page, not in a saved summary.
For a beach day, account for what you are carrying and how far the destination sits from the stop. Plan the return trip before the day winds down. When the whole door-to-door route fits, SunRunner can be simpler than moving a car between downtown and the beach.
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