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OCTA Newsletter | January 19, 2024

We’re proud to kick off the new year with some positive news: the Transit App, OCTA’s trip planning app for OC Bus riders, ranked OCTA in second place as one of the most popular transit agencies after riders said they would recommend it to friends and family. Our mission continues to keep Orange County moving with bus and rail transit, freeways and express lanes, rideshare programs and active transportation to serve the needs of all.

Darrell E. Johnson

Chief Executive Officer

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	Tam T. Nguyen of Fountain Valley to Serve as New OCTA Chair Chair Nguyen serves as one of two public members on the OCTA Board, and he has served in that capacity since April 2021.

	OCTA CEO Named One of OC’s Most Influential People Darrell Johnson is on the Orange County Register’s annual list of the county’s 125 most influential people.

	Fighting Human Trafficking in Orange County During Human Trafficking Awareness Month and throughout the year, OCTA encourages the public to notify drivers if they spot a potential victim.

	Awards Recognize OCTA’s Commitment to Outstanding Communication OCTA garnered two first-place awards from APTA, the leading transportation industry association.

Sustainability

Irvine Ranch Conservancy Completes Two Restoration Projects with OCTA

The Agua Chinon and Silverado projects were funded by OC Go, Orange County’s half-cent sales tax for transportation improvements.

Freeways & Streets

Get Ready for Another Busy Year in Road Work in Orange County

CEO Darrell Johnson provided an annual update on transportation in Orange County in 2024.

Bus

Transit App Gives OCTA Top Award

OCTA was recognized as one of the most popular transit agencies in the country.

Rail

Sharing Opportunities for Car-Free Metrolink Day Trips

Traveling by train is enjoyable and helps take cars off the road to help reduce harmful emissions.

Rideshare & Active

Explore New Trails at Gypsum Canyon Wilderness

Orange County’s hiking and biking trails present many opportunities to stay active throughout the year.