In the Community: March 2024

As the transportation provider for Orange County, OCTA is a valuable local resource and engaged with more than 400 visitors at the fair.

Children and families participated in Vice Chair Chaffee's Fishing Derby and were given information about the the OC Bus Youth Ride Free and the OCTA Teen Council application.

Seniors from local high schools visited the Goldchella involvement fair and were provided information about how to obtain their free OC Bus College Pass as students at the college.

Teens learned about OCTA's initiatives and gave feedback on OC Streetcar. Students asked questions about the OCTA Board and other services offered by the authority.

OCTA joined in the festivities while providing information about local transportation.

Bicyclists and pedestrians along the San Juan Creek Trail learned about the new bridge OCTA is building to enhance safety and meet current standards.

San Juan Capistrano’s Swallows Day Parade/Mercado Street Faire attracts thousands of visitors and OCTA was there to share project information.

Approximately 200 students from high schools around the county, visited OCTA to learn about potential career paths at OCTA, and steps they can take now to get involved through programs such as Teen Council.

CSUF students were given more information about alternative travel methods they can take to school, including the discounted OC Bus U-Pass, OC Bike and OC Active.

Representatives rode along Route 529 to share information with riders about the OC Bus Bravo rebrand to OC Bus Rapid, offering passengers faster service to their destination.