…a community workshop

Tom ForsethJean ForsethEric ForsethLisa Ballard, P.E.Barb Beck

Rimrockin’ Down the Highway

Rimrock Stages History• Family business established in

1972• Original route from Billings to

Helena via White Sulpher Springs

• Over the years, routes have changed

• Big move: 2004 when Greyhound consolidated routes nationwide

• 17 coaches, 42 employees

Part of a State and National Network Other Montana services:

Billings – Sioux Falls (Jefferson Lines)

Billings – Denver (Black Hills Line) Great Falls – Havre (North Central

Transit) Great Falls - Shelby (Northern

Transit Interlocal) Kalispell – Shelby (Northern

Transit Interlocal) Wolf Point – Libby and beyond

(Amtrak) Billings – Spokane and beyond

(Greyhound)

Part of Trailways Interlined with

Greyhound and other bus carriers: thru-ticketing

Linx member

Relax and enjoy the ride Access for people who

can’t drive Access to small places Traveling green could save

green 700 million intercity

passengers nationwide

By supporting motorcoach transportation, which gets 206.6 passenger miles per gallon and is among the most fuel efficient ways to travel, you might just save an ice cap or two!   

Why Rimrock

A national effort to modernize…

Rimrock Facts - 2009 68,878 rides

Montana routes: 35,178 Billings-Fargo: 33,700

Average passengers on board Montana: 11.9 Billings-Fargo: 17.1

Average passenger trip length Montana: 164 miles Billings-Fargo: 490 miles