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Aboard Passenger Code of Conduct Wifi Bus Stops Flag Stops Trip Public Transit Providers C WiFi Welcome Aboard O Thousand Oaks Transit East County Transit Alliance PYR Bus service (CONNECT) All TOT buses are equipped with free WiFi service. Thousand Oaks Transit’s Metrolink Commuter Shuttle provides IG Monday - Saturday InterCity Senior and ADA Dial-A-Ride H limited stop service between Thousand Oaks and the Moorpark T © Senior and ADA Dial-A-Ride service Monday - Friday Bus Stops Metrolink Train Station. TH Monday - Sunday (805) 375-5467 - Dial-A-Ride Information O (805) 375-5473 - Bus Information www.totransit.org USAND (805) 375-5467 - Dial-A-Ride Information stop signs with a purple band and the word “Metrolink.” VCTC Intercity O www.totransit.org AKS Each stop is shared with other bus routes and services, so Intercity bus service for Ventura Co. be sure to check the posted time table for this service. Simi Valley Transit Monday - Saturday TRANS Bus service (800) 438-1112 I T Monday - Saturday www.GoVentura.org 2016 – 06 Flag Stops Senior and ADA Dial-A-Ride service Flag stops are not permitted. Monday - Saturday Gold Coast Transit/GO ACCESS (805) 583-6456 - General Information (Ojai, Oxnard, Pt. Hueneme, Ventura) 11 1 Bus service 6 www.simivalley.org/transit Trip Planner To ensure everyone’s experience on the bus is pleasant Monday - Sunday CONTEN Moorpark City Transit Senior and ADA Dial-A-Ride service The free online Trip Planner helps you to plan local and and safe, please observe the following guidelines: Bus service Monday - Sunday T regional trips by bus and rail. Visit www.totransit.org and click • Smoking is not permitted on board or within 25 feet of any Monday - Saturday (805) 487-4222 AND DESIGN – GROU on the Google Trip Planner link for instructions. bus stop or bus shelter Senior and ADA Dial-A-Ride service www.goldcoasttransit.org • Headphones must be used with all radios and electronic Monday - Sunday (805) 375-5473 - Bus Information LA ACCESS Nextbus devices that transmit sound. Volume must not disturb other ADA Dial-A-Ride services for passengers (805) 375-5467 - Dial-A-Ride Information Use Nextbus.com on your computer or mobile device to track www.ci.moorpark.ca.us Los Angeles County • Remain seated at all times Monday - Sunday P each bus, see if it is on schedule and learn when it is expected A2Z • Minimize conversations with the drivers Camarillo Area Transit (800) 883-1295 to arrive at your stop. • Hold small children securely Bus and Trolley Service http://accessla.org Monday - Saturday • Anything brought on board must remain in your possession Metro Bring Your Bike General Public Dial-A-Ride service and out of aisles at all times Monday - Sunday Route 161 All TOT buses are equipped with easy-to-operate bike racks. • Non-service animals may be transported on the bus only in (805) 988-4228 - General Information Bus service from Thousand Oaks and www.ci.camarillo.ca.us Westlake Village to Woodland Hills a Department of Transportation approved animal carrier that Monday - Saturday Unaccompanied Minors is placed on the passenger’s lap City of Westlake Village (323) GO-METRO Unaccompanied children under the age of six are not permitted The following are never permitted: Senior and disabled Dial-A-Ride service www.metro.net Monday - Sunday to ride the bus. If a driver suspects a child is under the age of six • Open food and beverage containers (805) 375-5467 - Dial-A-Ride Information LADOT or appears to lack the cognitive ability to use the bus system to • Strollers, walkers, shopping carts, or large items that may www.wlv.org Commuter Express 422/423 reach their destination, the child will be denied boarding. block aisles, take up seats, or that a passenger cannot Bus service between Thousand Oaks Oak Park and Agoura Hills to downtown carry, fold, and stow General Public Dial-A-Ride service Los Angeles Lost and Found • Items too numerous to be controlled, carried, or handled by Monday - Friday Monday - Friday a passenger Senior and ADA Dial-A-Ride service (818) 808-2273 • Firearms, weapons, or hazardous materials Monday - Sunday www.ladottransit.com when a bus stops at the City Transportation Center or turned (805) 375-5467 - Dial-A-Ride Information in by 7:00 a.m. the next day. Call (805) 375-5473 or come to www.totransit.org Metrolink the City Transportation Center during ticket sales hours to Passenger Code of Conduct Ventura County Line City of Agoura Hills Train service to downtown Los Angeles locate lost items. TOT is not responsible for lost property of Thousand Oaks Transit (TOT) will not provide service to General Public Dial-A-Ride service from Oxnard, Camarillo, Moorpark, any kind. passengers that exhibit disruptive, violent, or illegal behavior. Monday - Saturday and Simi Valley Passengers that engage in this type of behavior will be subject (818) 707-2005 - Dial-A-Ride Information (800) 371-LINK to suspension of riding privileges, citation, or arrest. Always www.ci.agoura-hills.ca.us www.metrolinktrains.com Questions, Comments, and Concerns obey all driver instructions. TOT staff is available to answer questions by phone from For more information, or if you have a 4:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and from Our bus drivers undergo rigorous training and complete compliment, concern, or issue, please 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. on weekends. Please address all visit totransit.org or call the General compliments, concerns or issues to (805) 375-5473, e-mail as a TOT driver. To ensure our drivers provide exceptional Manager at (805) 375-5473. [email protected], or comment on our Facebook page. service, secret passengers routinely ride our buses and We respond to all questions and concerns in a courteous evaluate their performance. If you are concerned about the and professional manner. safe operation of a bus, please call (805) 375-5473 and ask for the General Manager. www.totransit.org Metrolink Train Information – www.metrolinktrains.com Fares and Transfer Information Title VI Policy Regular $2.50 The City of Thousand Oaks is committed to ensuring that no person is Senior/Disabled/Medicare $1.25 rvices on the TOT Pass $1.00 basis of race, color or national origin as protected by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended. ADA and DAR cardholders $1.00 Transfer from local bus $1.00 No person or group of persons will be discriminated against with Metrolink Pass and Ticket Holders Free regard to fares, routing, scheduling, or quality of transportation service that the City of Thousand Oaks furnishes, on the basis of race, color or Special Transfer Fares: national origin. Frequency of service, age and quality of vehicles assigned to routes, quality of stations serving Thousand Oaks, and locations or • Fares for riders transferring to the Metrolink Commuter routes will not be determined on the basis of race, color or national origin. Shuttle from a TOT local bus, MCT local bus, VISTA, Metro 161 bus, or Commuter Express are $1.00 when the transfer For additional information on the City of Thousand Oaks’ obligation regarding non-discrimination, please contact: is shown • Transfers from the Metrolink Commuter Shuttle to a TOT Transit Manager, City of Thousand Oaks (805) 449-2499 local bus, MCT local bus, VISTA, Metro 161 bus, or Commuter Express are FREE (subject to change) Política del Título VI Persons with Disabilities La ciudad de Thousand Oaks está comprometida a garantizar que Hours of Operation All buses are equipped to accommodate mobility devices that ninguna persona sea excluida de participar o se le niegue el be The Metrolink Commuter Shuttle operates only at peak morning comply with ADA guidelines. sus servicios por motivos de raza, color o nacionalidad de origen, como and evening commuting hours and is scheduled to coordinate lo establece la protección del Título VI de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1964 y sus enmiendas. with six Metrolink trains providing service in the Los Angeles area. Personas con discapacidades No Metrolink Commuter Shuttle service is available on weekends, Todos los autobuses están equipados para acomodar sillas de Ninguna persona o grupo de personas podrá ser objeto de discriminación Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, ruedas y scooters de tres ruedas que cumplan con las pautas con respecto a la tarifa, la ruta, la programación o la calidad del servicio de ADA. de transporte que la ciudad de Thousand Oaks proporciona, por motivos Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. de raza, color o nacionalidad de origen. La frecuencia del servicio, la edad y la calidad de los vehículos asignados a las rutas, la calidad de 殘障人士 las estaciones que sirven a la ciudad de Thousand Oaks y los destinos Boarding 所有公車均依照《美國殘障法 的規定，配備便於 y rutas, no serán determinados con base en la raza, el color o la Please have exact fare, discount card, or pass ready before ADA nacionalidad de origen. boarding. Notify the driver as you board if you need a transfer. 輪椅及三輪電單車使用者搭乘的無障礙設施。 After paying, be seated quickly. Drivers will assist with boarding Para obtener información adicional acerca de las obligaciones y and exiting the vehicle and will secure mobility devices. responsabilidades de la ciudad de Thousand Oaks con respecto a la no discriminación, comuníquese con: Service Animals Exiting TOT fully complies with Federal Transportation Administration Administrador de tránsito, Ciudad de Thousand Oaks (805) 449-2499 Remain seated until the bus has come to a complete stop. For your safety, wait until the bus pulls away before crossing Service animals must be on a harness or leash at all times 民權法第六篇政策 when on-board a bus.
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