OCTA will conduct a webinar and survey to educate and gather feedback on the 2024 OC Transit Vision Master Plan.

CEO Darrell Johnson provided an overview of OCTA, reviewed aspects of transportation planning and highlighted major projects.

The CEO invited attendees to next year’s APTA conference in Anaheim, hosted by OCTA.

Adults learned about public transportation options and projects while children participated in fun activities.

In an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the trains use renewable diesel made from raw materials like cooking oil.

In honor of California Clean Air Day, more than 26,000 riders capitalized on free fares across Metrolink’s entire 545-mile system, including Orange County.

The existing carpool lanes within the project limits will be closed Oct. 26 & Nov. 2.

OCTA conducts one of the only programs in the country that pairs service animals and their trainers with experience riding public transportation.

OC Bus riders can travel farther, get more exercise and help the environment by bringing their bikes (including e-bikes) to continue their journeys.

OC Bus and OC Go-funded trolleys help visitors and locals enjoy the activity-packed town without relying on cars.

The pilot program allows students with valid school identification to obtain a pass at no charge and ride anywhere on the Metrolink system for free.

OCTA has permanently reduced the required occupancy to make it easier to form one of these super carpools.

Here are some tips for all travelers to remember during National Pedestrian Safety Month and throughout the year.