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Connect Card The Easy Way To Pay! • Store cash value, passes and discount fare • Use for nine transit agencies in the region • Tap on to board bus or light rail • Register your card to protect your balance in case of loss or theft Get your Connect Card today online at connecttransitcard.com or at RT’s Customer Service and Sales Center, 1225 R Street 165 Capital City Hospital Shuttles Route information subject to change BUSINESS 80 5 80 T Street 50 99 Mercy General Hospital Sutter Medical Center, UC Davis Medical Center Capital City Hospital Shuttle Sacramento Capital City Hospital Shuttle Phone: 916-453-4722 Capital City Hospital Shuttle Phone: 916-734-2687 Website: www.mercygeneral.org Phone: 916-361-5466 Website: www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/ parking/transportation General Description of Service: Mercy Website: www.suttermedicalcenter.org General Community Shuttle is a free General Description of Service: Free shuttle service for the community and shuttles operate between UC Davis Mercy General Hospital employees. The Medical Center on Stockton Boulevard and Community Shuttle is scheduled based on the 39th Street light rail station. the arrival and departure of the light rail train Number of Local Routes: 1 at the 29th Street and 39th Street light rail stations. Service Days: Monday through Friday from 6:10 a.m. to 5:34 p.m. Number of Local Routes: 1 Connections to RT: The UCDMC Shuttle Service Days: Monday through Friday from 5 connects with RT at the 39th Street light a.m. to 9:30 p.m. rail station. Regular RT fares apply when Connections to RT: The Community Shuttle boarding RT. runs every 15 minutes from Mercy General Wheelchair Accessibility: Yes Hospital to the 29th Street and 39th Street light rail stations. Regular RT fares apply Bikes Permitted: No when boarding RT. Wheelchair Accessibility: Yes Bikes Permitted: Yes 166 Capital City Hospital Shuttles Mercy General Hospital Shuttle UC Davis Medical Center Shuttle Monday through Friday Monday through Friday Mercy 39th Street 29th Street Mercy UC Davis Cypress 39th Street Lawrence General Light Rail Light Rail General Medical Building Light Rail J. 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