You’re already saving money by taking transit.
Maybe you’re also saving money with a bus pass, too. Do you have one of the following Tri Delta Transit passes?
Day Passes make a lot Keep reading >>
By: Ruth Miller
Contra Costa County has three great bus services, but sometimes your day takes you beyond the service area of just one.
If you live in the County Connection territory but need to get to Rodeo, served by WestCAT, you have to make a transfer. Already these agencies do their best to Keep reading >>
By: Ruth Miller
Receive a Tri Delta Transit Summer Youth Bus Pass by attending this year’s Contra Costa County Youth Summit hosted by Contra Costa County District V Supervisor Federal D. Glover. 511 Contra Costa has teamed up with Tri Delta Transit to provide attendees unlimited rides on Tri Delta Transit’s fixed route Keep reading >>
By: Trucy Phan
From April 25 through May 20, 2011 Tri Delta Transit and 511 Contra Costa will provide free bus tickets to commuters who do not currently use Tri Delta Transit to get to work. The free tickets will cover one Keep reading >>
By: Trucy Phan
DUBLIN/PLEASANTON – Tired of waiting in traffic west of Antioch? Heard about the Delta Express commuter service, but just haven’t gotten around to it? Next week is your chance.
From February 14-18, Tri Delta Transit will run their regular luxury motor coaches (complete with WiFi and comfy seats) for FREE. There’s Keep reading >>
By: Ruth Miller
Boo! For free family fun (or just plain fun) this Halloween season, hop on Tri Delta Transit’s Haunted Halloween bus for a good spook.
Board the Haunted Halloween Tri Delta Transit Bus on:
Note: this promotion has ended. Congratulations to Kim Maben of Pittsburg, the winner of the Ronnie Lott autographed helmet!
At half the price of stadium parking, you can ride to 49er home games in luxury. No gas, no bridge toll, no parking. . . no worries!
How? Board a Tri Keep reading >>
Have you ever seen a QR code? Since their creation in 1994, they’ve been placed everywhere from business cards and t-shirts to cupcakes and soda bottles. Now, thanks to a partnership between the Contra Costa County Public Library and Tri Delta Transit, they’re on Tri Delta buses as well. Keep reading >>
By: Trucy PhanLast week, Tri Delta Transit introduced Free Rides with Frequent Rider Rewards.
Earn free rides every time you ride Tri Delta Transit buses. Just hold on to your used day passes and/or punch passes and redeem them for a free day pass. It’s that easy!
How it works:
Tri Delta Transit, East Contra Costa County’s public transit authority, is in the process of adding GPS-based vehicle locator system for its 69 buses. The system is expected to go live in the next three months after it has been thoroughly tested.
According to Steve Ponte, the Chief Operating Keep reading >>
By: Trucy Phan