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After internal staff oversight led to the accidental continuation of a discounted fare program in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, LOSSAN has discovered that it has lost nearly $130,000 a year for nearly 6 years.
Revealed in a recent bo...
An MTS electric bus on display at the Santa Fe Depot (MTS media photo)
Transit planning is a balancing act. Planners must consider how to distribute service hours to balance service frequency, coverage, and span, and to create a useful net...
Credit: Wikimedia
Effective January 26th, the Pacific Surfliner will operate an additional train between San Diego and Los Angeles in each direction.
Restoring frequency to pre-pandemic levels, LOSSAN has introduced a 13th round-trip betw...
Route 910 at the Santa Fe Depot (Zaref Anderson, used with permission)
Route 910, the first overnight transit service in San Diego, will continue operating after the MTS board approved the service at a public hearing Thursday morning. Rout...
A Surfliner train along the Central Coast. Credit: LOSSAN
The transportation agencies in charge of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties are looking for a way to establish additional peak-hour rail service on the Pacific Surfliner. The agenci...
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Student-led public transit news, trips, and everything else in SoCal. Your guide to SoCal Transit.
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