Bus

OCTA’s approval of a draft plan to convert the OC Bus fleet to 100 percent zero-emission technology by 2040 will help bring cleaner air quality to Orange County.

The changes strike a balance between anticipated increased customer demand, social distancing and coach operator availability.

The changes focus on transitioning to Saturday service levels while increasing the frequency on high-demand routes and restoring service on some routes that were suspended in March.

Organizations generously donated face coverings to OCTA bus drivers to help protect them while they provide essential transit service.

OCTA has taken another important step toward balance and sustainability by approving a request for quotes for the purchase of 10 plug-in battery electric buses.

A video from the California Transit Association that showcases the tireless efforts of frontline transit workers includes footage from OCTA.

To continue providing essential transportation to those who must use public transit, OCTA has made several changes to its regular service.

OCTA made changes to its bus-related services in response to the coronavirus.

During March, riders will be encouraged to say something good about their drivers for a chance to win a 30-Day Bus Pass.