All nine community colleges in Orange County are now on board the College Pass Program. The College Pass, a shared-cost program that allows enrolled community-college students to travel free on any OC Bus fixed route, helps students access higher education, employment and recreational opportunities across Orange County.
The Amtrak Pacific Surfliner passes through Orange County as part of its 351-mile coastal rail route from San Diego to San Luis Obispo. The LOSSAN Agency is managed by OCTA in an agreement with the state.
During 2023, OCTA and Caltrans made significant progress on the SR-55 (I-405 to I-5) Improvement Project. Three partially demolished bridges are being reconstructed, more than half of the 18 retaining walls are under construction, and new drainage systems are being installed including the more than 3,100-foot-long Lane Channel. The $475.1 million project adds one regular lane and one carpool ...
OC Streetcar project designer selected The Orange County Transportation Authority board of directors selected HNTB Corporation to design the OC Streetcar project, signaling the next major step in developing the county’s first modern streetcar.
A route guide listing all of the routes and their points of origins and destinations is provided after the route-level performance tables. Route types are grouped by route numbers as follows:
Ruta afectada: 150 CCW Effective Monday, January 8, 2024, Route 150 Counterclockwise was adjusted and three new school trip buses were added. Efectivo el lunes, 8 de enero de 2024, la ruta 150 counterclockwise se ajustó y se agregaron tres nuevos autobuses para viajes escolares.
RTA = Riverside Transit Agency Route 167/041025 Numbers on streets indicate transfers. Números en la calle indican transbordos. N
The project creates a 4-mile biking and walking trail connection between Garden Grove and Santa Ana as well as to the Santa Ana River Trail and the countywide 66-mile OC Loop bikeway. This project would improve the transportation network along the corridor and provide a well connected active transportation route.
Project Description 4.15-route mile (8.3-track-mile), 10 Station stops, 8 - S700 streetcar vehicles FFGA Budget: $407.76M OCTA Forecast: $579.16M OCTA RSD: August 17, 2025
The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is pleased to submit the Regional Transportation Improvement Program (RTIP) for the 2022 State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). OCTA is proposing to utilize $164.647 million in STIP funds to support seven high-priority projects in Orange County during the five-year 2022 STIP period, from fiscal years 2022-23 through 2026-27.