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Roseville Transit Local Service Bus Services Guide Roseville Transit 401 Vernon Street Phone: (916) 745-7560 TDD: (888) 745-7885 www.roseville.ca.us/transit Effective September 30, 2013 ¡En Inglés y Español! TABLE OF CONTENTS BUS BASICS 1 On behalf of Roseville Transit, thank you for your Local Service patronage. Welcome aboard, we look forward Twelve fixed-routes travel throughout Roseville, to serving you! Monday–Friday: 5:30 a.m. – 10 p.m. Saturday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. • No Sunday service English Bus Basics ..................................................................................... 1 Roseville Transit also provides these services Fares ............................................................................................... 2 Dial-A-Ride Discounted Fares ....................................................................... 3 Curb-to-curb bus service within the city limits of Roseville Area Transit Services ................................................................. 3 open to the general public, seven days a week How to Ride the Bus ................................................................. 4 Transit Ambassadors ................................................................ 5 Paratransit Popular Destinations ................................................................ 5 ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Paratransit service, Bus Tracker ................................................................................... 6 which complements Local bus routes, six days a week Bike Racks & Lockers ................................................................. 7 Customer Services .................................................................... 8 Commuter Holiday Schedule....................................................................... 8 Express routes between Roseville and downtown Summer Youth Bus Pass .......................................................... 8 Sacramento, weekdays, during peak commute times Stop & Shop Validation ............................................................ 9 Transfer Points ............................................................................ 9 Local Service Map ............................................................10–11 Local Route A .....................................................................12–13 Contact Us Local Route B .....................................................................14–15 Roseville Transit Local Route C .....................................................................16–17 Local and Commuter Service trip planning and Local Route D ............................................................................18 Dial-A-Ride reservations Local Route G ............................................................................19 Phone: 745-7560 • TDD: (888) 745-7885 Local Route I ..............................................................................20 7 days a week, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Sierra College Evening Shuttle ...........................................21 Local Route L ......................................................................22–23 www.roseville.ca.us/transit YOUTUBE LOGO SPECS Local Route M ............................................................................24–25 Alternative Transportation Local Route R ............................................................................26 Alternative Transportation administration (Roseville Local Route S .............................................................................27 on light backgrounds on dark backgrounds PRINTTransit, Bikeways and Commute Alternatives), Passenger Conduct & Rights ...............................................28 standard standard main red gradienttransit bottom pass sales, and discount photo ID cards Park & Ride .................................................................................29 PMS 1795C PMS 1815C C0 M96 Y90 K2 C13Address: M96 Y81 K54 401 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA 95678 Español Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. white black WHITE BLACKPhone: 774-5293no gradients • TDD: 774-5220no gradients • Fax: 746-1333 Básicos de Autobús .................................................................32 C0 M0 Y0 K0 C100 M100 Y100 K100 [email protected] Servicios de Conección .........................................................32 www.roseville.ca.us/transportation Tarifas ...........................................................................................33 Categorías de Tarifa Reducida ............................................34 Stay Connectedwatermark watermark Servicios del Cliente ...............................................................35 www.roseville.ca.us/enotify Tranferencias .............................................................................35 Sign up for Roseville Transit’s E-Notify service and Cómo Viajar el Autobús .........................................................36 receive important news and service advisories. Código de Conducta y Derechos .......................................39 stacked logo (for sharing only) stacked logo (for sharing only) 2 FARES Local Service $1.50 General Public $0.75 Discount (Discount ID required) Local Single Fare Free for ages 4 & under (up to 2/paying adult) > Purchase on bus with cash only (exact change) $4 General Public $2 Discount (Discount ID required) Local Daily Pass > Unlimited rides on the day of activation Electronic > Purchase on bus with cash only (exact change), or at Alternative Transportation office $15 General Public Local 10-Ride Pass $7.50 Discount (Discount ID required) Electronic > Good for 10 single rides anytime > Purchase at pass retail locations $58 General Public $29 Discount (Discount ID required) Local 30-Day Pass Pass Retail Locations > 30 consecutive days of unlimited rides Electronic from first use > Purchase at pass retail locations In person, by phone or mail Alternative Transportation office $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass > See page 8 for details Phone: (916) 774-5293 > Purchase at pass retail locations TDD: (916) 774-5220 401 Vernon St. • Roseville, CA 95678 Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Connections In person only To/From Placer County To/From Sacramento These are pass retail sites only, staff Transit (PCT) Regional Transit (Sac RT) cannot answer bus route, fare, or ID Roseville Transit to PCT: Roseville Transit to Sac RT: questions. Use a Local Daily or 30-Day Pass to Use a Roseville Transit Local Maidu Community Center Daily or 30-Day Pass to board board Sacramento Regional Transit 1550 Maidu Drive • Roseville Placer County Transit at the at the Louis/Orlando Transfer Monday – Thursday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Galleria Transfer Point or the Point. Or, pay Sac RT’s fare. Louis/Orlando Transfer Point. Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sac RT to Roseville Transit: You may also pay Placer County Roseville Sports Center Transit’s fixed-route fare. Use a Sac RT Daily, Semi-Monthly, or Monthly Pass to board Roseville 1545 Pleasant Grove Blvd. • Roseville PCT to Roseville Transit: Transit at the Louis/Orlando Monday – Friday, 5:30 a.m. – 9 p.m. Use a Placer County Transit Transfer Point. Or, pay Roseville Saturday – Sunday, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. transfer to board Roseville Transit Transit’s Local fare. at the Galleria Transfer Point or the All fares are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged, used to purchase other fare, or Louis/Orlando Transfer Point. You to pay no-show fees. Fares are governed by may also pay Roseville Transit’s Roseville Municipal Code §14.30. Failure to pay Local fare. the proper fare is violation of California Penal Code Section 640. DISCOUNTED FARES AREA TRANSIT SERVICES 3 Discounted Fare Identification Discounted fares are available for qualified passengers. The following forms of identification are valid and must South Placer be presented when boarding to receive the discount. Transit Information Local Service Roseville Transit-issued IDs: There's one phone number for area buses • Discount ID card Qualified persons with disabilities, youth ages 745-7560 13–18, and seniors ages 60+ Other Accepted IDs: • Middle or high school issued ID card • Medicare card • DMV Senior Citizen photo ID card • Discount ID card issued by another transit Covering the service areas for: agency Roseville Transit No ID is necessary for: Placer County Transit • Youth ages 12 and under Auburn Transit • When using the Summer Youth Bus Pass Lincoln Transit Health Express Applying for an ID www.sptransitinfo.org For more information about discounts and how to [email protected] apply, call the Alternative Transportation office at TDD: (888) 745-7885 774-5293 or visit 401 Vernon Street in Roseville. The office is open Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Eligibility and application information can also be Other Area Transit Services viewed at www.roseville.ca.us/transit. Sacramento Regional Transit New, renewal and replacement ID cards are $3. Phone: (916) 321-2877 • TDD: (916) 483-4327 New and recertification ADA Paratransit ID cards are free. www.sacrt.com Replacement ADA Paratransit ID cards are $3. Local bus service and light rail throughout the greater Sacramento County area. Roseville Transit connects with Sac RT at the Louis/Orlando Transfer Point. Paratransit, Inc. Phone: (916) 429-2744 or 800-956-6776 (toll free outside the local calling area) TDD: (916) 429-2568 • www.paratransit.org Serving the elderly and people with disabilities in Sacramento County 4 HOW TO RIDE THE BUS Step One – Check the Map Step Four – Board the Bus To begin, look at the color map on pages 10–11 and All
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