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Esplanade Mall Santa Barbara County Courthouse Goleta Hollister Transit Services of California and Nevada with connecting services in neighboring states Drain Reedsport LL-Fri LL-Fri LL-Mon Elkton Yoncalla Wells Creek Oakland Sutherlin Key LL-Fri B For detailed information on design choices and what services are or aren't included, see Lakeside Wilbur transitingla.wordpress.com/2018/03/06/california-transit-map North Bend Pony Village Mall Glide Idleyld Park Umpqua Community College LL-Thu This map is intended for reference purposes only. Please verify routes, schedules, and policies with carriers before travel! Map is not to scale. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. This is an unofficial map which is not authorized by or affiliated with any public transportation provider. © 2018-2020 Transiting LA O Version 1.3.7, March 8, 2020 Hauser 1 2 3 For buses and ferries, color coding groups routes of same carrier 99 IC-L/H Stop served by lines 1, 2, and 3 Roseburg Stop served by lines 1 and 3 UTrans Green www.umpquatransit.com Gy Stop served by line 2 Coos County Area Transit (CCAT) Winston www.coostransit.org LL-Tue Dotted line: Limited/seasonal service on line 2 North Bend Newmark Center Dillard Coos Bay Tioga Hotel Thin black dotted line: Pedestrian connection Myrtle Creek Coos Bay 2nd/Central Tenmile Riddle 4 SCBEC Camas Valley Porter Creek Canyonville Dashed line: flex-route/on-demand service on line 4. Box encloses service area with multiple connection points to other lines. LL-Wed IC-MP/C CE Azalea Coquille Quail Trail Public Transit Glendale klamathtribes.org/ administration/bus-schedules Bandon Wolf Creek C-B-B-KF Chiloquin C-B-KF Myrtle Point Sunny Valley Merlin Sprague River Beatty 80 Josephine Community Transit (JCT) Public Oregon Intercity Transit (The POINT) Port Orford SouthWest POINT www.co.josephine.or.us/ SectionIndex.asp?SectionID=164 oregon-point.com/southwest-point/ C-KF Curry Public Transit Grants Pass Coastal Express Walmart/Greyound Rogue Community College 20/35 Gold Hill Ray's Food Place Table Rock CampusWhite City SWP SWP currypublictransit.org/coastal-express/ 50 Oregon Institute of Technology Wonder Klamath Youth Development Center Nesika Beach 61 SWP SWP 60 Gold Beach Rogue Valley Commuter Line Rogue River Selma (RVCL) C-B-B-KF (joint service of JCT and RVTD) Rogue Valley Transportation District (RVTD) Running Y Ranch www.co.josephine.or.us/ C-B-KF Bonanza Grants Pass Page.asp?NavID=1718 CE Gold Hill Old Stage Road www.rvtd.org Klamath Falls Rogue Community College Anne Basker Auditorium Medford Kerby Downtown TransitKlamath Center Falls Main/Spring Jacksonville 30 Basin Transit Service (BTS) www.basintransit.com Phoenix Brookings 10 Cave Junction 2 Talent Harbor Sherm's Thunderbird Ashland O'Brien Klamath Falls Glenwood/Ankeny Shuttle/Amtrak Smith River Rancheria Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park Tulelake Visitor Center Siskiyou Transit and General Express (STAGE) Hornbrook Smith River www.co.siskiyou.ca.us/content/generalservices/ page/stage-siskiyou-transit-and-general-express Newell Redwood Coast Transit 20 Gasquet redwoodcoasttransit.org Fort Dick 199 Montague Hiouchi Service by reservation (2nd Crescent City Home Depot Monday of each Yurok Tribe Transit Service (YTTS) Happy Camp Seiad Valley Hamburg Horse Creek Klamath River month) from Bieber Elk Valley Rancheria HC/Y Yreka Crescent City Cultural Center to Klamath Falls Community Center www.yuroktribe.org/departments/planning/Transportation_Program.htm KF www.facebook.com/YTTS2 Klamath-Crescent City Grenada Dial-a-Ride www.facebook.com/TheYurokTribe Fort Jones Canby Klamath Pem-Mey/Yurok Tribal Offices Klamath Jet Boat Docks I-5 Alturas B-KF C Yurok River Ferry Redding River Otter Greenview CP Klamath River H/SV Gazelle California Pines Sage Stage Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park Wautek Big Valley Ranchettes Visitor Center Sregon Adin sagestage.com Orick Etna Lookout BV Bieber Nick's B-Sv Weed Big Valley 50 Plus Shuttle Service Redwood National Park Upriver Dial-a-Ride Kuechel Visitor Center www.bigvalley50plus.com/page4 Patricks Point Tulley Creek Mt. Shasta Montgomery Creek Likely Fall RiverNubieber Mills Trinidad Klamath/Trinity Non-emergency McCloud Weitchpec 20 Transportation (KTNeT) Clam Beach www.ktnet.org Dunsmuir Round Mountain Burney Arcata-Eureka Airport Bieber Hoopa Veterans Memorial Hall McKinleyville Reno Local service in Arcata by BE KT Redding Arcata and Mad River Transit Humboldt State University B-R System (A&MRTS) hta.org/agencies/arcata-and- Service by mad-river WC reservation (1st and Arcata Transit Center Willow Creek Salyer Hawkins Bar Burnt Ranch Del Loma Big Bar Big Flat Junction City WC RTS BLR Weaverville 3rd Mondays of each Sunny BraeGlendale month) from Bieber Manila to Redding Madeline Local service in Eureka by Blue Lake Rancheria Transit System BE Eureka Transit Service (ETS) Samoa Bayside Blue LakeBlue Rancheria Lake (BLRTS) Bridge Service by B-R hta.org/agencies/eureka- Indianola www.bluelakerancheria-nsn.gov/ reservation (4th transit-service boTransit.html Monday of each OAR month) from Bieber Eureka Freshwater Corners Ryndon Lewiston Shasta Lake to Susanville Masonic Ave Transfer Station King Salmon 1 Bella Vista Osino SHIC Shasta College O/R Fields Landing 7 Douglas City Greater Elko Transit (GET My Ride) L College of the Redwoods Trinity Dam French Gulch R www.elkocountynv.net/departments/ Elko transit_service.php SC H Loleta 3 Shasta Spring Creek Trinity Transit AC Humboldt Transit Authority (HTA) trinitytransit.org hta.org Fernbridge 9 Fortuna B-Sv RTS Redding Downtown Hayfork Redding Area Bus Authority (RABA) Transit Center Stones Landing Rio Dell www.cityofredding.org/ departments/redding-area-bus- Buck's Bay Scotia authority Anderson SIR SHIC Spaulding Hwy 273/Happy Valley Reno Redcrest Gallatin Marina Founders Grove EL Weott Lake Forest Susanville Rancheria Gym Myers Flat Susanville Walmart Red Bluff SIR SIR Miranda WC Clear CreekWestwood Devil's Corral Tehama Rural Area eXpress (TRAX) Chester Hamilton Branch SC Leavitt LakeStandish Store Litchfield Phillipsville www.taketrax.com SHIC EC Lassen Rural Bus Redway 3 Dairyville www.lassentransportation.com/ Susanville Indian Rancheria Public Reno ltsa/lassen-rural-bus 6 Garberville Proberta Transportation Program Janesville 6 Canyondam C/G RTE 3 Benbow Gerber Greenville www.sir-nsn.gov/public-works/ Tehama GTC Los Molinos Reno Milford Crescent Mills SoCo Herlong 6 Richfield Demand-responsive service (Tu/Th/Sat) between Susanville, Herlong, Hallelujah Sutcliffe Junction, Reno, and Sparks Corning Reno Chico Airport Plumas Transit Systems 5 S-N-W-F Rancho Tehama Reserve Chico Transit Ctr Quincy www.plumastransit.com Forest Transfer Magalia Plumas Transit Systems and Plumas County Senior Rolling Hills Casino Services provide weekly general-public service to Reno Hamilton City Fir St P&R from Quincy and Portola. Stops in Reno at Greyhound, East Quincy Doyle Amtrak, transit center, and airport; other stops at Nixon Spring Garden driver's discretion. GTC Paradise www.plumastransit.com/reno.html Cromberg plumascounty.us/274/senior-nutrition-transportation Fort Bragg Orland 41 Reno 40 Blairsden P&R Reno Reno 65 Artois P/G 52 20 Graeagle Glenn Ride Hallelujah Junction B-Line (Butte Regional Transit) Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe College of the Redwoods- 65 Willits Tribal Transit Bluegum www.countyofglenn.net/dept/ www.blinetransit.com Oroville TransitGold Ctr Country CasinoKelly Ridge/Lake Oroville Regional Transportation Mendocino Coast planning-public-works/public- 26 Delleker Portola Commission of Washoe County Reno Greyhound Depot plpt.nsn.us/transit/Transit.html transit-transportation/welcome (RTC) Reno 4th St Terminal 65 Willows Sparks Centennial Plaza Transit Ctr WadsworthFernley www.rtcwashoe.com/public- 11 Mendocino Transit Authority (MTA) transportation W-R Caspar 32 30 18 www.mendocinotransit.org 19 Humboldt-Toiyabe Biggs Reno 16 National Forest HQ Palermo Brownsville North Lake Tahoe Express Reno-Sparks Mendocino 20 Gridley www.northlaketahoeexpress.com Indian Colony C-W-M-P Princeton Idlewild Park 60 Willow Glen Oregon House Little River F Live Oak Redwood Valley Colusa Transit provides service Reno-Tahoe International Airport C-S (Fridays only) to/from the Nevada City Maxwell Walmart and Social Security Loma Rica Albion office in Yuba City. General 7 Blue Lakes public curb-to-curb service in Upper Lake other communities served. LO Northstar 65 Stonyford 1 Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit Village R G Meadowood Mall Lake Transit Robinson Rancheria www.countyofcolusa.org/ (TART) index.aspx?NID=181 1 Lake Wildwood LP-R Navarro River Junction Navarro Nice Truckee 267 www.laketransit.org Yuba College Sutter County Center www.laketahoetransit.com Mendocino College Williams C-W Rough and Ready Crystal Bay Incline Village Center Colusa Penn Valley 6 Kings Beach Grass Valley Tahoe Vista Incline Village Hyatt Lucerne ML Sutter Lakeside Yuba County Gov't Ctr B Yuba City Alturas & Shasta Terminal RC Pear Tree Center W-A C-A C-YC Alta Carnelian Bay Hospital 8 Clear Lake AS Philo 1 1 89 28 Meridian 89 Cedar Flat Downtown Ukiah Caltrans District 3 Office Elk Glenhaven C-M-G Dutch Flat Dollar Hill Lakeport Alta Sierra Olympic Valley Sand Harbor Arbuckle Lake 75 Yuba City Yuba College Grimes Jump Around Carson (JAC) Ukiah Airport 4A Clear Lake Oaks Gold Run Forest Big Valley Rancheria Social Colfax 40 W 5 www.carson.org/residents/ 4 Security Weimar 75 Finley Yuba City Walmart community-links/services/jac- Boonville MeadowApplegate Vista jump-around-carson Carson City Kelseyville Tahoe City Walton Terminal
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