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| Headquarters | 2100 NE 30th Avenue |
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| Locale | Ocala, Florida |
| Service area | Marion County, Florida |
| Service type | bus service |
| Routes | 6 |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| Operator | RATP Dev |
| Website | SunTran.org |
The Ocala SunTran is the public transportation agency that serves Marion County, Florida. Service operates Monday through Saturday.
| Number | Name | Route |
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| 1 | Green | Downtown Transfer Station - NE 5th Street - Watula - 2nd Street - 19th Avenue - 3rd Street - 25th Avenue - E Silver Springs - Walmart at Silver Springs (back Silver Springs - NE 55th Avenue - 35th Street - 36th Avenue - 14th Street - 25th Avenue - 7th Street - 28th Avenue - 3rd Street - ... - DTS) |
| 2 | Blue | DTS - N Magnolia - Bonnie Heath - NW 10th Street - 22nd Ct - 14th Street - Martin Luther King Jr. - SW 16th Avenue - 12th Street - 17th Street - 9th Avenue - 20th Street - 12th Avenue - 17th Street - SE 17th Street - Maricamp - Health Department - 24th Street - 36th Avenue - 17th Street - 30th Avenue - 18th Street - 32nd Avenue - 24th Street - Maricamp Road - 17th Street - S Magnolia - SE 3rd Avenue - Watula - DTS) |
| 3 | Purple | DTS - N Magnolia/NE 1st Avenue - NW 3rd Street - N Pine - NW 2nd Street - 7th Avenue - 4th Street - 23rd Avenue - W Silver Springs - SW 27th Avenue - 5th Street - 27th Avenue - W Silver Springs - SW 33rd Avenue - 31st Avenue - College of Central Florida Ocala Campus - SW College - Paddock Mall (back SW 32nd Avenue - 34th Street - 27th Avenue - 10th Street - 23rd Avenue - NW 23rd Avenue - ... - DTS) |
| 4 | Orange | DTS - N Magnolia/NE 1st Avenue - SW 10th Street (back 10th Street - S Pine - 17th Street - 1st Avenue) - 16th Avenue - 12th Street - Easy - 27th Avenue - 42nd Street - 43rd Street - Market Street at Heath Brook (back College - 27th Avenue - Easy - ... - DTS) |
| 5 | Red | Health Department - Maricamp - Bahia - Pine - Spring - Emerald - Maricamp - Oak - Lake Weir High School (back Oak Track - Emerald - Maricamp - Oak - Silver - Bahia - Silver - Midway - Maricamp - HD) |
| 6 | Yellow | DTS - N Magnolia - Old US Highway 301 - NW 1st Avenue - 28th Street - 14th Avenue - 35th Street - 55th Avenue - E Silver Springs - Walmart at Silver Springs - E Silver Springs - NE 36th Terrace - 8th Pl - 36th Avenue - 35th Street - Jacksonville - 8th Road - 8th Avenue - 9th Street - Watula - DTS |
| 7 | Silver | serving outskirts |
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