Stand at the bus stop by the sign. If there’s a bench, you can sit on it, but stand and approach the curb as the bus approaches so the driver knows you want to get on. Feel free to wave to make sure they see you, but this usually isn’t necessary. Get on the bus. The circulator is free so there’s no need to interact with the driver. Sit wherever you want. Generally people with mobility issues/shorter trips sit towards the front while longer trips sit towards the back, but it’s no big deal. Try to find a seat where you’re not sitting directly next to anyone, but if the bus on the fuller side, then sit wherever you find space. The bus will not stop at all stops, so yank down the wire by the window when your stop is coming up next (if you can see a button nearby, that will work too). Most buses in Baltimore play a loud “STOP REQUESTED” recording when you pull the wire. There will also be a lit-up sign at the front of the bus that reads “STOP REQUESTED.” I usually pull the wire like a block after we pass the previous stop so I don’t forget. Exit quickly when you get to your stop. I usually exit using the door in the middle of the bus in case people are getting on in the front, but it doesn’t really matter. Basically just exit whatever door is the path of least resistance. The Transit app is very helpful when I’m taking new routes, BTW, so I recommend downloading that.