AND ALL LANES ARE NOW OPEN. LEBANON TRANSIT IS SET TO INCREASE FARES THIS WEEK. IT SAYS THIS IS THE FIRST FARE INCREASE IN 12 YEARS STARTING WEDNESDAY. CITY, COUNTY AND COMMUTER FARES WILL JUMP $0.25. ALL DAY PASSES WILL INCREASE TO $7. THAT’S UP FROM $6. AS IT STANDS RIGHT NOW, LEBANON TRANSIT SAYS TRANSFER FEES AS WELL AS STUDENT AND SENIOR FARES WILL NOT CHANGE. SHARED RIDE FARES ARE ALSO SET
Lebanon Transit increasing fares
Fare increase is the first in 12 years
Updated: 11:48 AM EDT Jun 28, 2026
Lebanon Transit will raise city, county and commuter fares by 25 cents this week, with additional changes to all-day passes and shared ride fares.This is the first fare increase for Lebanon Transit in 12 years.Starting Wednesday, city, county and commuter fares will rise by 25 cents. All-day passes will increase to $7, up from $6. Lebanon Transit said transfer fees, as well as student and senior fares, will remain unchanged. Shared ride fares are also set to increase Wednesday, with prices rising based on the distance traveled.
LEBANON, Pa. —
Lebanon Transit will raise city, county and commuter fares by 25 cents this week, with additional changes to all-day passes and shared ride fares.
This is the first fare increase for Lebanon Transit in 12 years.
Starting Wednesday, city, county and commuter fares will rise by 25 cents. All-day passes will increase to $7, up from $6.
Lebanon Transit said transfer fees, as well as student and senior fares, will remain unchanged.
Shared ride fares are also set to increase Wednesday, with prices rising based on the distance traveled.