OCTA fixed route bus system. 4 Revised: February 5, 2019 Pass Pricing s e-id) The pass is accepted as an interagency Regular $4.50 Senior $1.35 Disabled $1.35 Each pass is good for one full day as payment on all OCTA local routes. If the pass is used on express service an
Participants received information and assistance regarding planning trips using the fixed route bus, reading the bus schedule, riding Metrolink, and applying for ACCESS service, as well as about current programs such as the popular Angels Express train and Metrolink Weekends. Participants were each given a complimentary OCTA trial bus pass to ...
Nearly one-third of the project’s $475 million budget comes from SB 1 funding. ORANGE – State, federal and local officials gathered today to mark the start of construction on the SR-55 Improvement Project, which is intended to help improve travel times in central Orange County along one of the most heavily congested freeways in Southern California.
South Orange County Multimodal Transportation Study Executive Summary Orange County Transportation Authority ES-4 Freeway and arterial lane additions will soon reach their practical limit in south Orange County due to limited availability of right-of-way.
Route 178 – Huntington Beach to Irvine, via Adams Avenue, Birch Street, and Campus Drive. Related Posts. Public Transportation Offers Alternatives to Distracted Driving. During Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April and throughout the year, OCTA offers convenient, safe options that leave the driving to someone else. ...
All nine community colleges in Orange County are now on board the College Pass Program. The College Pass, a shared-cost program that allows enrolled community-college students to travel free on any OC Bus fixed route, helps students access higher education, employment and recreational opportunities across Orange County.. At a recent meeting of the OCTA Board of Directors, CEO Darrell E ...
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Every trip begins with a local street or road. Keeping them in good shape is an important component of OC Go. In 2021, OCTA distributed $61.1 million in OC Go Local Fair Share funds to cities and the County of Orange to preserve existing streets and roads and to provide other transportation improvements based on the priorities and infrastructure needs determined by local jurisdictions.
Analyze a variety of situations occurring en route and/or involving public safety to adopt an effective course of action. Safety Sensitive: Positions in this job classification are considered safety sensitive and are subject to drug and alcohol testing, including but not limited to pre-employment testing, post-accident testing and random ...
• State Route 57 Truck Climbing Lane Phase II - Lambert Road to Orange County Line ($6.5 million in STIP for Environmental Phase) • Digital Bus Stop Signs ($2.5 million in STIP for acquisition, installation, and testing) Removal of Existing Project or Project Phase • I-5 Managed Lane Extension from Avenida Pico to San Diego County Line