Collaborate With Local, Regional
And State Partners
Manage Amtrak Pacific Surfliner service
- In July, administrative responsibility of the state-funded Pacific Surfliner intercity rail service was transferred from Caltrans to the locally governed LOSSAN Join Powers Authority (JPA) through an Interagency Transfer Agreement (ITA).
- OCTA, as LOSSAN’s managing agency, is responsible for the managerial and operational oversight of the Pacific Surfliner service, which is the second busiest Amtrak route in the nation, serving 2.8 million passengers annually.
- In December, a new website- PacificSurfliner.com – and a winter marketing campaign were launched. Coordinate
Coordinate services with Riverside County
- OCTA worked with the Riverside Transit Agency to jointly fund bus routes and approve the annual SR-91 Implementation Plan for improvements along the SR-91 corridor between the SR-57 and the I-15.
- OCTA collaborated with the Riverside County Transportation Commission to coordinate construction improvements on the SR-91 corridor and extend the 91 Express Lanes into Riverside County.
Record-breaking Stuff-A-Bus donations
- In December, OCTA participated in the 23rd annual Stuff-A-Bus event at the Honda Center along with ABC7, Southern California firefighters and the Anaheim Ducks. A record-breaking 31 buses were filled with toys and bicycles surpassing last year’s 27 buses.
