OC ACCESS is a shared-ride service that is available to qualified applicants whose physical or cognitive limitations prevent them from utilizing the regular OC Bus fixed-route service.
Agencies must keep in mind that SCAG has to approve the changes on this list if the projects are to get on FTIP. Agencies must use their newly programmed funding for whatever phases they requested for or they will lose it.
Always keeping in mind the importance of public safety and organizational efficiency, Habibe consistently works to achieve excellence for OCTA. In addition to recently procuring the zero-emission buses, Habibe was instrumental in engineering modifications to OCTA buses for increased safety during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
Guaranteed Ride Home Program Confidence and Peace of Mind Guaranteed Ride Home (otherwise known as GRH) provides commuters who have commuted to work by bus, train, carpool, vanpool, bike, or on foot with a FREE ride home when one of life’s unexpected emergencies arise.
With this goal in mind, the strategic planning process has been seen as an opportunity to enable more effective communication and successful teamwork agency wide. In a related vein, there are generational differences among employees and cultural differences between disciplines that can present barriers to future collaboration.
Always keeping in mind the importance of public safety and organizational efficiency, Habibe consistently works to achieve excellence for OCTA. In addition to recently procuring the zero-emission buses, Habibe was instrumental in engineering modifications to OCTA buses for increased safety during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
They are guaranteed to make the ride go smoothly for you and the other passengers. Arrive at the stop early. It’s best to arrive at your bus stop at least 10 minutes ahead of time. Keep in mind that more than one bus route might service the bus stop where you are waiting. Always read the bus headsign before boarding. Have exact fare. You can use coins and/or dollar bills, but our fareboxes ...
With this in mind, for 30 years OCTA has offered therapy and service animals and their handlers an opportunity to experience public transportation together during a full, free day of boarding, riding, and learning.
OCTA coach operators pose for a photo on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024 in front of an OC Bus wrapped with the new mental-wellness campaign message along with (left to right): Dr. Sharon Ishikawa, OC Health Care Agency Assistant Deputy Director, Ian Kemmer OC HCA Behavioral Health Services Director, OCTA directors Fred Jung and Patrick Harper, and OCTA CEO Darrell E. Johnson.
“During my tenure, OCTA has responded to many challenges, while always keeping in mind the best interests of our residents, businesses and all those who depend upon OCTA’s services.” OCTA Chairman Paul Glaab thanked Kempton for his time at the agency and said the board will begin the process of planning for a successor.