An electronic display shows the departure schedule for the "EMX West" section of the EMX route. Note that if a bus will arrive early, it waits at the next previous stop until it can arrive on time.

Although all rides were free on that day (September 17th 2017), thereafter all but seniors must buy a ticket before boarding. You cannot buy tickets on the bus.

The EMX bus travels in a "Bus Only" lane. But note that cars making a right turn may also travel in that lane for up to one block. The bus lane here is asphalt. Elsewhere on the line the bus lane is concrete.

One the EMX line LTD calls bus stops bus stations. As you can see here, however, the EMX bus station is no more than a fancy bus stop.

A regular bus on its way to stop at a bus stop just a few steps beyond the EMX bus station (stop). Notice that regular buses can only carry bicycles on the front (two maximum).

An EMX Bus stopped at an EMX bus station (stop). Notice that doors are on both sides.

A printed schedule was present at the bus station (stop). It displayed all weekday and weekend departure times.

Bus seating was at multiple levels. The floor-level seats were reserved for the elderly and disabled. The ride was surprisingly bumpy.

Bicycles could be rolled right onto the EMX bus (instead of mounted outside on the front). A bike rack could, in theory, hold up to six bicycles.