The Rogue Transportation District continues a tradition that began in 1891 with a single track of passenger rail line connecting the county seat in Jacksonville with the railroad town of Medford. By 1915, the White Pennant Auto Line had begun running nine-passenger touring cars four times a day between Medford and Ashland. During the second World War, Rogue Valley Transit offered bus service for tens of thousands of soldiers and workers stationed at Camp White, where White City is today. The round trip fare from Camp White to Medford was 40 cents. Valley transit service during the fifties and sixties was offered through private firms such as Evergreen and Mt. Ashland Stage Lines .
Every bus is accessible to people with disabilities.
Over 2.7 million passenger miles are traveled annually.