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Rider's Guide North Shore • Oasis • Palm Desert • Palm Springs • Rancho Mirage • Thermal • Thousand Palms Thousand • Thermal • Mirage Rancho • Springs Palm • Desert Palm • Oasis • Shore North Bermuda Dunes • Cathedral City • Coachella • Desert Edge • Desert Hot Springs • Indian Wells • Indio • La Quinta • Mecca • Quinta La • Indio • Wells Indian • Springs Hot Desert • Edge Desert • Coachella • City Cathedral • Dunes Bermuda Serving the Coachella Valley Coachella the Serving 32505 Harry Oliver Trail | Thousand Palms, CA 92276 CA Palms, Thousand | Trail Oliver Harry 32505 @SunLineTransit SunLine.org facebook.com/SunLineTransit @SunLineTransit RIDER’S GUIDE ISSUED MAY 2, 2021 VOLUME 11 | ISSUE 2 ISSUED2020 Student MAY 2, Art 2021 Contest | VOLUME participant 11 | ISSUE 2 Isabel Ness, Rancho Mirage High School, Grade 11 GUÍARIDER’S DEL PASAJEROGUIDE EXPEDIDO EL 2 DE MAYO DEL 2021 VOLUMEN 11 | EDICIÓN 2 ISSUEDParticipante MAY del 2, Concurso2021 | VOLUMEde Arte para 11 Estudiantes | ISSUE 20202 Isabel Ness, Preparatoria Rancho Mirage, grado 11 DESERT SYSTEM MAP WEST DR WEST HOT SPRINGS DR WEST CACTUS DR DR CACTUS CACTUS MISSION LAKES BLVD 5TH ST 2 4TH ST 3 PIERSON BLVD MAPA DEL SISTEMA 5 HACIENDA AVE 3 CHOLLA DR CHOLLA DR DESERT EDGE TWO BUNCH PALMS TRAIL 10 10 Effective: May 2, 2021 « To Beaumont and San Bernardino Efectivo: mayo 2, 2021 3 2 LANGLOIS RD RD LANGLOIS LANGLOIS 5 RD RD CORKILL CORKILL DILLON RD 1 Ruta PALM DR PALM DR Route/ 1 | Coachella - Via Hwy 111 - Palm Springs 3 AURORA RD 2 Route/Ruta 2 | Desert Hot Springs - Palm Springs - Cathedral City 3 LONG CANYON RD RD CANYON CANYON LONG LONG Route/Ruta 3 | Desert Edge - Desert Hot Springs 4 Route/Ruta 4 | West�eld Palm Desert - Palm Springs N PALM CANYON DR 5 Route/Ruta 5 | Desert Hot Springs - CSUSB (PDC) - West�eld Palm Desert 6 Route/Ruta 6 | Coachella - Via Fred Waring - West�eld Palm Desert ROSA PARKS RD 10 4 E SAN RAFAEL DR 7 Route/Ruta 7 | Bermuda Dunes - Indian Wells - La Quinta RACQUET CLUB DR 8 Ruta NORTH GENE AUTRY NORTH NORTH GENE AUTRY NORTH AVENIDA MARAVILLA AVENIDA GATEWAY DR MARAVILLA AVENIDA Route/ 8 | North Indio - Coachella - Thermal/Mecca 4 EAST VISTA CHINO 9 Ruta STEVENS RD THOUSAND Route/ 9 | North Shore - Mecca - Oasis 4 10 Ruta 2 PALMS Route/ 10 | Indio - CSUSB (PDC) - CSUSB - COMING JULY 12, 2021 NORTH SUNRISE WAY SUNRISE WAY NORTH NORTH PALM SPRINGS 30TH AVE 10 EAST TAHQUITZ CANYON WAY San Bernardino Transit Center (SBTC) / Metrolink INDIAN CANYON DR INDIAN CANYON INDIAN CANYON DR INDIAN CANYON 4 4 E BARISTO 1X Route/Ruta 1X | Express to Indio - Express to Palm Springs - COMING SEPT. 7, 2021 RATTLER RD RATTLER RATTLER RD RATTLER MONTEREY AVE MONTEREY RAMON RD RAMON RD AVE MONTEREY 1X Puntos de Transferencia 2 Transfer Points/ 1 DINAH SHORE DR 1X CANYON DR DR CANYON CANYON CATHEDRAL CATHEDRAL 2 FARRELL DR FARRELL DR EL CIELO RD EL CIELO EL CIELO RD EL CIELO 4 VICTORIA ST Map not to scale. See individual route maps for Microtransit Zones. DATE PALM DR PALM DR DATE DATE Mapa no está a escala real. Ver mapas individuales para las zonas de viaje compartido. PEREZ RD PALM B ST DESERT SOUTH PALM CANYON SOUTH PALM CANYON SHOPPERS LN SHOPPERS SHOPPERS LN SHOPPERS EAST PALM CANYON INDIO BOB HOPE DR BOB HOPE DR FRANK SINANTRA DR JACKSON ST JACKSON CATHEDRAL CITY COUNTRY CLUB DR ST JACKSON 7 AVE 42 HARRIS LN SHOWCASE VAN FLEET ST ST VAN FLEET VAN FLEET Walmart 10 10 COOK ST ST COOK HOVLEY LANE ST COOK 111 BERMUDA HWY 111 4 HARRIS LN HARRIS LN 5 WEST BUDDY ROGERS AVE AVE ROGERS ROGERS BUDDY BUDDY WEST WEST RANCHO FRED WARING DR DUNES 8 6 WASHINGTON ST ST WASHINGTON WASHINGTON FRED WARING DR MIRAGE 1X 6 7 MILES AVE REQUA AVE INDIO BLVD/ GRAPEFRUITGOLF CENTER PKWY 1 HWY 111 1X 1 111 DR CARREON BLVD 8 INDIAN WELLS AVE 47 AVE 48 6 10 MONTEREY AVE MONTEREY MONTEREY AVE MONTEREY 1 4TH ST AVE 50 ADAMS ST ADAMS ADAMS ST ADAMS 5TH ST TOWN CENTER WAY TOWN TOWN CENTER WAY TOWN MONROE ST MONROE 7 ST MONROE VINE AVE VAN BUREN ST VAN BUREN ST CALHOUN BLVD CALHOUN CALHOUN BLVD CALHOUN 8 WASHINGTON ST ST WASHINGTON WASHINGTON COACHELLA AVE 54 AVENIDA BERMUDAS BERMUDAS AVENIDA AVENIDA CALLE TAMPICO AIRPORT BLVD EISENHOWER DR DR EISENHOWER EISENHOWER 8 AVENIDA OBREGON OBREGON AVENIDA AVENIDA CALLE SINALOA 7 THERMAL SHADY LN SHADY SHADY LN SHADY HWY 86 LA QUINTA 86 CESAR CHAVEZ ST/HARRISON ST CHAVEZ ST/HARRISON CESAR CESAR CHAVEZ ST/HARRISON ST CHAVEZ ST/HARRISON CESAR BUCHANAN ST BUCHANAN ST CALLE MADRID AVE AVE LINCOLN LINCOLN 8 AVE 62 COMING JULY 12, 2021 HAMMOND RD HOME AVE HOME AVE MECCA 5TH ST MARTINEZ RD RD MARTINEZ MARTINEZ AVENIDA VALLEJO AVENIDA AVENIDA VALLEJO AVENIDA 9 AVE 66 HARRISON ST INDIO - CSUSB (PDC) - CSUSB - HAMMOND RD SAN BERNARDINO TRANSIT CENTER (SBTC) / METROLINK MIRAMAR DR MIRAMAR MIRAMAR DR MIRAMAR Cal State University OASIS 9 AVE 70 9 AVE 70 San Bernardino VIA COSTA BRAVA Main Campus POLK ST POLK ST AVE 72 4 ST ST PIERCE PIERCE CLUB VIEW DR SAN NORTH BERNARDINO SHORE SEA VIEW WAY SEA VIEW WAY WINDLASS DR WINDLASS 215 DR WINDLASS 210 San Bernardino Transit Center/ 5 Metrolink 10 10 SALTON SEA 2nd & PALM Commerce 3 10 DESERT BEAUMONT 10 Cal State University San Bernardino Palm Desert 2 Campus INDIO SunLine 1 Indio Facility 760.343.3451 | SunLine.org 1 Effective May 2, 2021 SunLine Transit Agency • SunLine.org Efectivo 2 de mayo de 2021 WHAT’S INSIDE PAGE LO QUE HAY ADENTRO PÁGINA 2 System Map . Inside Front Cover Mapa del Sistema ................... Interior de la Portada SunLine Refueled ........................................ 3 SunLine Refueled ....................................... 14 SunRide .................................................. 5 SunRide ................................................. 16 Ride with Confidence .................................... 7 Viaja con Seguridad .....................................18 Commitment to Clean Air ................................9 Compromiso con Aire Limpio ...........................20 Fares & Passes ...........................................10 Boletos y Pases ..........................................21 Transfer Points ..........................................24 Puntos de Transferencia.................................24 Pass Outlets .............................................26 Ubicaciones de Venta de Pases ......................... 26 Maps and Schedules .................................... 27 Mapas y Horarios ........................................27 Riding the Bus ..........................................67 Viajando en AutubÚs ....................................73 SunLine Programs ......................................69 Programas de SunLine ..................................75 SunDial ..................................................71 SunDial ..................................................77 INFORMATION: Customer Service hours are Monday through INFORMACIÓN: El horario de Servicio a Cliente es de lunes a Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 760.343.3451 or SunLine.org. viernes de 8:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m., 760.343.3451 o SunLine.org. LOST AND FOUND: SunLine is not responsible for lost, OBJETOS PERDIDOS: SunLine no es responsable por artículos damaged or stolen items. If you left something on perdidos, dañados o robados. Si usted dejó algo en SunBus/ SunBus/SunDial, call Customer Service 760.343.3451. SunDial, llame al Servicio a Cliente 760.343.3451. DAYS OF OPERATION: Service operates seven days a week. DÍAS DE SERVICIO: El servicio opera siete días a la semana. Se Sunday service operates: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, proveerá el servicio de domingo en: New Year’s Day, Memorial Independence Day and Labor Day. All operations closed on Day, Independence Day y Labor Day. Todas las operaciones Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. cerraon el dia de Thanksgiving Day y Christmas Day. SUNLINE REFUELED SunLine Refueled is here! While it was initially scheduled for three of the four SunLine Refueled pillars to launch on January 3, 2021 – due to continued COVID-19 concerns and the primary goal of keeping passengers and operators safe – we began implementation with a Consolidated Fixed Route and SunRide. The SunLine Refueled plan lays out short- and long-term initiatives that support the local economy, meet the transportation needs of the Coachella Valley, and aid in recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The four pillars bundled in SunLine Refueled will bring about The 10 Commuter Link improves regional service greater transportation opportunities for our current and between the Coachella Valley and Greater Southern future customers. The four pillars of SunLine Refueled are: California, allowing for travel to and from San Bernardino A Consolidated Fixed Route Network that optimizes with enhanced options to connect to a number of key our resources; this means fewer transfers and a more destinations in Southern California via transfers at a major comfortable and leisurely ride for customers. transit hub. – Coming July 12, 2021 3 Effective May 2, 2021 SunLine Transit Agency • SunLine.org Efectivo 2 de mayo de 2021 SUNLINE REFUELED 4 SunRide is a microtransit service available in four Coachella and Indio – reducing travel times for customers riding Valley zones connecting riders to the fixed route network. long distances throughout the SunLine system. – Coming September 7, 2021 Route 1X will provide rapid service with limited stops along one of the Coachella Valley’s primary corridors, Please visit SunLine.org/Refueled for additional Highway 111. Route 1X will travel between Palm Springs information. HOW TO USE YOUR RIDER'S GUIDE Once you have determined the route(s) you need in order NOTE: Each time point on the route map has a to reach your destination, follow these simple steps to corresponding column on the timetable. Not all plan your trip using the Rider’s Guide: bus stops are indicated on the map and there are 1. On the route map, locate the beginning and ending many bus stops between each time point. point of your bus trip and the direction that you will 3. Find the column on the correct timetable that be traveling. corresponds with your selected time point. Be sure you 2. Locate the time point closest to your beginning and are using the timetable for the correct day of the week ending bus trip location.
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