All buses are equipped with bicycle racks. If the bicycle racks are full, bicycles may be brought inside the bus at the bus operators discretion.

Rio Vista Delta Breeze buses are equipped with bike racks, which hold two bikes. Two additional bikes are allowed inside the bus, depending on passenger loads.

Only single-rider, two-wheel bicycles are permitted. No motor, tandem or three-wheel bikes are allowed. There is no age limit for riders using the bike racks or bringing bikes on board the bus. However, riders must be able to load and unload their bikes without help from the operator.

There is no guarantee that there will be space on any specific bus for your bike.

Rio Vista Delta Breeze, the City of Rio Vista  or MV Public Transportation, Inc is not responsible for damages to or caused by bicycles on Rio Vista Delta Breeze or City of Rio Vista property or vehicles.

Before the bus arrives remove all detachable items from the bike, such as bags, air pumps, and water bottles.

Always load and unload your bike from the curb side of the bus.

If the rack is stowed, squeeze the silver release handle on the top and lower the rack from its upright position.

Lift your bike into the rack, putting the front wheel where indicated on the rack. (The first bike in the rack should be loaded in the position closest to the bus.)

Pull the support arm up and over the front tire as close to the frame as possible. The support arm should rest securely on the front tire only, not on the bike's frame.

Board the bus and pay your fare. Sit as close to the front as possible, to keep your bike in view at all times.

When approaching your stop, let the bus driver know you will unload your bike and then exit through the front door of the bus.

Lift the support arm from the bike's tire and lower it to the magnet on the rack.

Take your bike out of the rack.

If the rack is empty, raise the rack up against the bus.