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Rural Service ONE-WAY FARES / Tarifas Sencillas Effective SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 DIRECTORY / Directorio Exact fare, please / Favor de pagar la cantidad exacta 511 MTS Information & Trip Planning or/ó Regional MTS Información y planeo de viaje (619) 233-3004 RURAL SERVICE (all zones eliminated) (Todas zonas eliminadas) (619) 234-5005 TTY/TDD (teletype for hearing impaired) or/ó Adult / Adulto $8.00 Teletipo para sordos (888) 722-4889 Youth (ages 6-18)* Jóvenes (edades 6-18)* $8.00 InfoExpress (24-hour info via Touch-Tone phone) (619) 685-4900 Jacumba Hot Springs - El Cajon Senior/Disabled/Medicare* $4.00 Información las 24 horas (via teléfono de teclas) 888 via Alpine Personas Mayores/con Discapacidades/Medicare* Customer Service / Suggestions (619) 557-4555 Children 5 & under* FREE Servicio al cliente / Sugerencias Niños de 5 años o menos* GRATIS Borrego Springs - El Cajon MTS Security 891 via Shelter Valley / Ramona MONTHLY/30-DAY PASSES / Pases mensuales/30 días (619) 595-4960 MTS Seguridad Premium Regional Lost & Found Borrego Springs - El Cajon (619) 233-3004 Adult / Adulto $100.00 Objetos extraviados 892 via Ranchita / Ramona Youth (ages 6-18)* $32.00 (619) 234-1060 Jóvenes (edades 6-18)* Transit Store 12th & Imperial Transit Center Morena Village - El Cajon Senior/Disabled/Medicare* M–F 8am–5pm 894 via Tecate / Campo Personas Mayores/con Discapacidades/Medicare* $32.00 For MTS online trip planning sdmts.com *Proof of eligibility required. Senior Eligibility: Age 65+ or born on or before September 1, 1959. Planifi cación de viajes por Internet TROLLEY *Se requiere verificación de elegibilidad. Elegibilidad para Personas Mayores: Edad 65+ o 09/19 CONNECTIONS nacido en o antes del 1 de septiembre, 1959. • COASTER Adult 1-Day Regional ($15.00) and S/D/M & Youth 1-Day El Cajon Regional ($7.50) is valid on all MTS & NCTD services (except ADA Paratransit) COASTER Adult 1-Day Regional ($15.00) y S/D/M & Youth 1-Day sdmts.com Regional ($7.50) válido en todos los servicios MTS y NCTD Route Alerts, Updated Schedules, (excepto servicios de paratransporte ADA). Connections & More The schedules and other information shown in this timetable are subject to change. MTS does not assume responsibility for errors in timetables nor for any inconvenience caused by delayed buses. Los horarios e información que se indican en este itinerario están sujetos a cambios. MTS no asume responsabilidad por errores en los itinerarios, ni por ningún perjuicio que se origine por los autobuses demorados. 79 Route 888 T Lake a V Perkins v ie Guatay e Vie Jennings Viejas ja Store ja Routes 888 & 894 Route 894 67 r s Store n s l 838 Casino G N B Major’s r R a SANTEE 888 A Alpine nd d R O d e R Diner Call for trip reservations N r Wil iv ld n lo e H y o Al r l pin M w Rd s w w d e B s i Library W l d y H 8 Transfer point/ Bus Stop y e 8 e 8 s 0 888 D i L r 125 r Timepoint and/or transfer point Alpine Creek Descanso d n A R u S Arnele Av Shopping y 838 e O A K G Center ll r a e V 888 e l Pine t n u Main S Loveland at f i Crest p e a Valley l Reservoir J B Washington Av d 8 D r A v l o 8 Calle o c d B a Verde a d C EL CAJON c o r o r d e a Cuyamaca i r W e B Buckman LA MESA a d D V R M il n c l College lo le Buckman s a 94 C w t o h G c Springs w M v a a m Springs p d o R A m o R c a o i C J b l Rancho Rest Stop d V B b Lyons a V lley Roa a R i a i d C o a C h San Diego n d c Live Oaks n M a V Town Ctr. w C m Market a o e am a p J C l a l r m o o p 8 e c R d o R d y a D d d R Jamul Shopping r R o Morena T d k d d uc Village R Reservoir Tr ey Barrett B n ll o Golden Acorn P a u V r r r c D e Live Oaks Live Oak to Lake Casino c Hollywood k k o m m Old Trail Pr 94 a (call for trip H a reservations) w Springs Casino Jamul O a y Oak Shores C 8 894 n 0 N ne Malt Shop J S y s Rd L Post Office p Tierra Del Sol Rd o g d Parkway 1 H S in k r S Parkway Plaza R p r 67 in Plaza t M Campo Clinic Q h S g 833 874 875 o c Jacumba t Morena r Broadway s d r e u Dulzura R Rural R Mountain n h 888 Hot A Village d O a C e C v k Top Store l d a v D Springs A a m H A L r v w e 8 E Twin Lakes l 888 t y p l A n 94 Boulevard t 8 Post (call for trip Mountain o l e o l e 0 s d reservations) a Post r S n Health & y r Office h Potrero I t h a s a l Office r Community o B C a Main St 888 J Potrero Barrett Rd Services Gaskill Stone Store M M h R t A n S Café P Post Office nc i o o a v t R a F re Potrero l s o r i 894 l o r Campo Jacumba Community Park Valley Rd M i V r Douglas Av c a s 894 lley R a Dogpatch a B o d H T W d n e Pacific Crest Trail o H 94 Barrett c a Washington Av A t S v TE Junction e Humphries Rd Mountain Empire TED STA UNI R d Potrero d R El Cajon Transit8 Center Campground g General Store XICO 115 815 816 833 848 G in ME 894 Th 864 872 874 875 , Rural Tecate Alternative formats available upon request. Please call: (619) 557-4555 / Formato alternativo disponible al preguntar. Favor de llamar: (619) 557-4555 Route 888 – Westbound (Jacumba to El Cajon) Monday and Friday only / solo lunes y viernes Jacumba ➡ Pine Valley ➡ Alpine ➡ El Cajon R Q P I J O N M L K B A Jacumba Hot Springs - Boulevard - Live Oak Campo - Lake Pine Valley - Descanso - Viejas Alpine Creek El Cajon - El Parkway Old Hwy. 80 39335 Springs - Cameron Morena 28870 Viejas Bl. & Casino - Shopping Ctr. - E. Main St. Cajon Plaza & Campo St Old Hwy. 80 Royal Rd Corners (Malt Old Hwy. 80 Riverside Dr. Willows Arnold Way & & Transit ARRIVE DEPART (L.O. Market) Shop) (Major's Diner) (Perkin's Store) Rd. Tavern Rd. Greenfield Dr. Center 9:40a 9:50a 10:00a 10:30a 10:40a 11:00a 11:17a 11:24a 11:30a 11:45a 12:00p 12:10p Route 888 – Eastbound (El Cajon to Jacumba) Monday and Friday only / solo lunes y viernes El Cajon ➡ Alpine ➡ Pine Valley ➡ Jacumba A B K L M N O J I P Q R Parkway El El Cajon - Alpine Creek Viejas Descanso - Pine Valley - Lake Campo - Live Oak Boulevard - Jacumba Hot Springs - Plaza Cajon E. Main St. Shopping Ctr. - Casino - Viejas Bl. & 28870 Morena Cameron Springs - 39335 Old Hwy. 80 DEPART Transit & Arnold Way & Willows Riverside Dr. Old Hwy. 80 (Malt Corners Royal Rd Old Hwy. 80 & Campo St Center Greenfield Dr. Tavern Rd. Rd. (Perkin's Store) (Major's Diner) Shop) (L.O. Market) ARRIVE 4:10p 4:20p 4:36p 4:54p 5:02p 5:12p 5:26p 5:46p 5:57p 6:21p 6:28p 6:38p Route 894 – Westbound (Morena Village to El Cajon) Monday through Friday / lunes a viernes Your Transit Fare. Morena Village ➡ Campo ➡ Tecate ➡ El Cajon J I H G F E D C B A Anytime. Lake Campo - Potrero Tecate - Barrett Dulzura Jamul Rancho El Parkway Morena Cameron (Potrero Tecate Rd. Junction - Hwy. (AM/PM San Diego Cajon Plaza (Malt Shop) Corners Canyon & 94 & Mini Town Transit ARRIVE Anywhere. DEPART Park) Thing Rd. Barrett Lake Rd. Mart) Center Center — 5:39a 6:00a 6:17a 6:26a 6:35a 6:55a 7:06a 7:27a 7:37a COMPASS 6:42a 6:54 7:15 7:32 7:41 7:50 8:10 8:21 8:42 8:52 CLOUD — 10:54 11:15 11:30 11:39 11:48 12:06p 12:17p 12:38p 12:48p Free mobile — 2:54p 3:15p 3:30p 3:39p 3:48p 4:06 4:17 4:38 4:48 ticketing app Route 894 – Eastbound (El Cajon to Morena Village) Monday through Friday / lunes a viernes • One-Day & 30-Day Passes, Special Events El Cajon ➡ Tecate ➡ Campo ➡ Morena Village • Good on Buses, Trolley, SPRINTER & COASTER A B C D E F G H I J Parkway El Rancho Jamul Dulzura Barrett Tecate - Potrero Campo - Lake • Multiple Riders per Phone Plaza Cajon San Diego (AM/PM Junction - Hwy. Tecate Rd. (Potrero Cameron Morena • Fast. Easy. Convenient. Mobil DEPART Transit Town Mini 94 & & Canyon Corners (Malt Shop) e Center Center Mart) Barrett Lake Rd.
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