Passes for everyone.

OCTA offers a variety of fare options so you can pick the best pass to suit your travel needs. There are a few things you need to remember about passes:

	One-day passes are only sold on the bus.
	Passes are based on the number of consecutive days, beginning on the first day of use.
	Passes are good for unlimited use on all local routes.
	If you purchase a reduced fare pass, you will need to show proper identification to the coach operator. Review the reduced fares section for more details.
	When using a prepaid fare pass to board an express route, an additional cash fare, per boarding, is required. The value of these passes toward the boarding fare of an express route is $1.25 or $.50 for seniors (60 & older), persons with disabilities and Medicare cardholders.

NOTE: Beginning January 1, 2012 15-day passes will no longer be available for sale from OCTA pass sales.  OCTA is discontinuing the 15-day pass.  Previously purchased 15-day regular or senior/disabled passes will continue to be honored as a valid pass on OCTA fixed route services. 

Although OCTA no longer offers the 15-day pass, many pass sales vendors currently have 15-day passes in their inventory for sale. Check your local pass sales vendor for availability.  For a list of pass sales vendors, click here. 

For information about transfers between transit system, visit our transferring between transit systems under routes and schedules.
 

*Must show proof of age, disability or medicare card to coach operator. For full list of acceptable identification, review the reduced fares section. 

Warning: Fare abuse hurts us all. It is against the law to use the wrong pass to evade payment of a fare. Fare abuse can cost you $250.00. [California Penal Code 640(6)(2)].