Pierce Transit On-Demand

Pierce Transit On-Demand

On-demand rides Pierce County

236 ratings
17 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 7, 2023
  • July 1, 2026

Features

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Book on-demand rides within designated zones where traditional bus routes are limited. This app allows you to schedule pickups and drop-offs, potentially sharing your ride with others for faster, more affordable, and sustainable transit.

Book on-demand rides
Set pickup and drop-off locations
Share rides with others
Accepts ORCA card and passes
Sustainable ride-sharing
Fast booking process
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What's New in Pierce Transit On

4.27.16

July 1, 2026

Performance improvements and bug fixes

User reviews

It’s iffy

Sometimes you get a ride like with in a few minutes others nobody at all the next and they don’t run all hours of the day or night witch I wish they would tell us when they have no drivers available but once you find one for the most part 75% they nice kind the rest of the time rude they don’t listen to where I need to go and they talk on a phone while driving and they don’t listen to when I say stop here please and I have to say forget it let me out you passed my stop if I could give them a half star they would cleaning vehicle is amazing part and sofar they stay in puyallup and I have to take a different kind of transportation as I don’t drive and frustrating part they stay local I’m already paying so why can’t they take me all over Washington state like Tacoma to seattle or seattle to puyallup or to sumner to puyallup open the boundaries more but they’re definitely nice comfortable relaxing liability safe driving for the most part. I’ve only had a few who are speeding. And I mean 65 in a school zone no joke I report them all the time and then they stair at me as they want directions to where I’m going and they point every block do I turn here? Do I turn here? No, you got a GPS use it but they don’t do but not all sadly this is the best way for me to get around though for like going shopping, doctors appointments coming from the Washington State Fair going to a local restaurant. It’s amazing, it just has a little bit of flaws
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The zones are confusing

I was chilling with my friends I was able to take a runner to my destination, and then when I was trying to take a runner back from set destination, I was unable to. I am confused about the zones because how come I’m able to travel one way, but the other I am not, I think the zones should be accessible via all zones rather than blocking us specific zones from other zones for safety reasons one two with the time sometimes past 930. You’re not able to make a run runner, even though the zones end at 10pm
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No way to schedule

System will only let you do rides at the current time the buttons that are supposed to let you schedule or change time do nothing

Good service and pricing but some major issues

One of the biggest being marking where you are getting picked up, if i mark it at my house it tells me to go across the street, and my driver cancelled my ride cause of the pickup issue and i was trying to rebook it and it didn’t let me do that or use my orca card cause of the bad cell service that wouldn’t be an issue if i could just be able to make where i wanna get picked up at as at my house where i can still reach wifi

Also, the app doesn’t let you use a debit or credit card to add as a payment method, only orca cards or tokens or whatever, but if I dont have those i have to wait several days to be able to do that after i order the card, its stupid
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Great Ride . Good for short commute in Puyallup

Awesome

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FAQ

What does Pierce Transit On-Demand do?

This app allows you to book on-demand rides within specific zones in Pierce County where regular bus service may not be available. It connects you with rides that can pick you up and drop you off at your desired locations, potentially sharing the ride with others to optimize service.

How do I pay for rides booked through the app?

You can pay for your rides using your ORCA card, the Transit app on your smartphone, or a paper pass. If you prefer to use cash, you can convert it to E-Purse value at ORCA retail locations or vending machines. Daily and 30-day passes are also accepted.

Is this app available for all devices?

The provided information does not specify compatibility with different operating systems. However, it is described as a smartphone app, suggesting it is available for iOS and Android devices.

What are the benefits of using this app?

Using the app offers convenience by allowing easy booking of rides, affordability as it costs the same as a bus trip, and sustainability by reducing the number of vehicles on the road through ride-sharing, which helps lower congestion and CO2 emissions.

Can I book a private ride?

The app's description mentions that to provide the fastest service, you may be paired with others headed in a similar direction. This indicates that rides are typically shared, rather than private.