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Listed below are the fixed transit routes in San Luis Obispo County. If you’re unsure which transit schedule you need, plan your trip online.
Regional Transit Authority (RTA):
RTA serves San Luis Obispo
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San Luis Obispo County has 18 formal Park & Ride Lots available for use by any member of the public. Park & Ride Lots can serve as a first-mile/last-mile solution if you live too far away from a transit stop or as a neutral meeting location for ca
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Rideshare can help you get to and from class without the costs and hassle of driving solo. Avoid the costs of parking permits, tickets, gas and the time it takes you to find a place to park by taking the bus, carpooling or riding your bike.
Cal Poly
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At this time, Rideshare can only offer transportation assistance to those traveling within SLO County. If you need to travel outside of the county, it is best to contact your care provider to determine the best possible solution for your needs.
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Rideshare doesn’t operate any vehicles, but we can help get you the information you need to get you the right transportation to your appointment. Our Mobility Management Program can help d
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It depends on the needs of you and your child. Use the 511 mapping tool on the our homepage to help plan a bus route!
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Shuttles, Dial-A-Rides and Runabout help fill the gap between transit and your destination. They also provide curb-to-curb service, ideal for those with limited mobility. There are several types of door-to-door service in San Luis Obispo County; some run
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Bus passes can be purchased on your mobile device or at pass outlet locations. Visit the purchase a pass page on our website to learn more. Regular pass outlet locations can also be found at the bottom of the P
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During weekdays, buses run every 30-60 minutes depending on the location.
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There are five fixed transit routes in our region. Visit our Bus Schedules & Route Maps page to learn which bus you should take or use the 511 Trip P
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