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New Year's Eve 2015 & New Year's Day 2016: Transit Schedules

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new-year-happy-light-45158768On New Year’s Day, all transit agencies serving Contra Costa County will be on Sunday or Holiday schedules. On New Year’s Eve, BART will run until 3am and WestCAT will offer a Modified Holiday Service schedule.
explosion-firework-new-year-s-eve-december-31Special Note Regarding BART: San Francisco-bound Pittsburg/Bay Point and Richmond trains will not stop at Embarcadero Station after 8pm on New Year’s Eve. After the San Francisco fireworks show is over, passengers bound for Pittsburg/Bay Point and Richmond must use Montgomery Street Station. Trains on these lines will not stop at Embarcadero Station on their way out of San Francisco.
Free Transit: AC Transit & Muni will be offering free travel from 8pm New Year’s Eve until 5am the following morning. During the complimentary service, there is no need to tag your Clipper card.
Click any link below for additional schedule information.
New Year’s Eve (December 31)

  • WestCAT:
    • DAR, Local Fixed Route, C3, JPX, 30Z, JX – Modified Holiday Service, 7pm Close (Approx.)
    • LYNX – Limited Service
    • Express J – Regular Service
  • BART: Regular weekday schedule with supplemental New Year’s eve service until 3am
  • All other transit on regular weekday schedule (AC Transit, County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, Wheels, Capitol Corridor)

New Year’s Day (January 1)

Christmas 2015: Holiday Transit Service Information

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lightsOn Christmas Day, all transit agencies serving Contra Costa County will be on Sunday or Holiday schedules. Modified service will be offered by some local transit agencies on the day before Christmas.
Click any link below for additional schedule information.
Christmas Eve (December 24)

  • Tri Delta Transit: Routes 392, 393, 394 and 395 will operate on a Sunday schedule; no other service
  • Wheels (LAVTA): Enhanced Saturday service; no service on Rapid
  • WestCAT:
    • DAR, Local Fixed Route, C3, JPX, 30Z, JX – Modified Holiday Service, 7pm Close (Approx.)
    • LYNX – Limited Service
    • Express J – Regular Service
  • All other transit on regular weekday schedule (BART, AC Transit, County Connection, Capitol Corridor)

Christmas Day (December 25)

  • BART: Sunday schedule
  • AC Transit: Sunday schedule
  • WestCAT: Express J – Sunday service; no other service
  • Capitol Corridor: Holiday schedule
  • County Connection: No service
  • Tri Delta Transit: Routes 392, 393, 394 and 395 will operate on a Sunday schedule; no other service
  • Wheels (LAVTA): Special Service – No service on Rapid

December 26th

  • All transit on regular Saturday schedule

Thanksgiving 2015: Holiday Transit Service

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thanksgivingOn Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 26), all transit agencies serving Contra Costa County will be running on modified schedules. In addition, some agencies will run on modified schedules the day after Thanksgiving (Nov. 27).
Click any link below for detailed schedule information.
Thanksgiving Day – Nov. 26

Day After Thanksgiving – Nov. 27

Clipper Expands in Contra Costa (Nov. 2015)

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Color Clipper LogoThe wait is over! Clipper is now accepted on County Connection, WestCAT, Wheels (LAVTA) and Tri Delta Transit buses. Here is some information to help you get started using Clipper:
How to Get a Clipper Card: If you don’t already have a Clipper card, you can order one by phone, visit ClipperCard.com, or purchase one at transit agency ticket offices and select retail stores. (Details)
31-Day Pass vs. Cash: You can use a 31-Day Pass or cash value on a Clipper card. To determine the best value for you, visit the appropriate fare page:

Clipper Discounts: Clipper offers discount cards for youths and seniors. Customers with disabilities may also receive a discount card through the Regional Transit Connection (RTC) program. (Details)
Clipper Applies Transit Agency Discounts: Each transit agency offers its own discounted fares, passes, and/or tickets for adults, youths, seniors and passengers with disabilities. When you use cash value on a Youth, Senior or RTC Clipper card, Clipper automatically applies any available discounts for which you are eligible.
Routes Which Now Accept Clipper:

  • Tri Delta Transit: All fixed routes.
  • County Connection: All regular and express fixed routes except routes 250 and 260 and the Alamo Creek Shuttle.
  • WestCAT: All routes except the local portion of the Lynx route. If you ride a Lynx bus for a local trip, you should pay your fare in cash, or Clipper will charge you a transbay fare.
  • Wheels: All fixed routes.

How to Use Clipper: Tag your card by holding it flat against the Clipper logo on the Clipper card reader, and wait for the beep and green light. If your card balance is low, the reader will beep twice and display a yellow light. You can still board the bus, but you will need to add value to your card before your next trip. If you do not have enough value on your card, the reader will beep three times and display a red light, and you will not be able to pay your fare with Clipper.
Transfers Between Bus Systems: Clipper automatically grants you one free transfer from other Wheels, County Connection, Tri Delta Transit and WestCAT routes. If you are transferring to a transit service that does not accept Clipper, you should request a paper transfer.
Day Pass: A Day Pass gives you unlimited rides on a single day: $3.75 for adults and youth, $1.75 for senior and RTC customers. The Day Pass is a regional pass good on most Tri Delta Transit, County Connection, WestCAT and Wheels routes. You get the Day Pass discount automatically – once you pay $3.75 in fares in a day on any combination of the participating transit services, your rides will be free of charge for the rest of that day. Free transfers and fares paid on WestCAT Lynx Transbay service do not apply toward a Day Pass.
For more information on how using Clipper works with regard to a specific transit agency, visit ClipperCard.com and click the logo of the transit agency you’re interested in.

Veterans Day 2015: Transit Schedules

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flagVeterans Day is Wednesday, November 11. While most transit agencies serving Contra Costa County will be running on regular weekday schedules, both Tri Delta Transit and WestCAT will be operating on holiday schedules.
Holiday Schedule

  • Tri Delta Transit: Routes 392, 393, 394 and 395 will operate on a Sunday schedule; no other service
  • WestCAT:
    • DAR, Express J, Local (11, 19) – Saturday Service
    • LYNX – Limited Service
    • JX – Regular Service
    • 30Z, JPX, C3 – No Service

Weekday Schedule

  • BART
  • AC Transit
  • County Connection
  • Wheels (LAVTA)
  • Capitol Corridor

Transit Schedules for Labor Day – September 7, 2015

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511_logoWe’ve collected the transit schedules for Labor Day to make it easier to know which buses and trains are running and how often to expect them. For more information about specific schedules, click the links below.
Transit Operators Running Sunday Service on Labor Day

No Service

      • County Connection

The 2015 Summer Youth Pass Is Back – 3 Months of Unlimited Rides

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The Summer Youth Pass is back for 2015! Youths 17 and under can get 3 months of unlimited rides on Tri Delta Transit and WestCAT fixed-route buses for just $50.
WestCAT, Tri Delta Transit and 511 Contra Costa have teamed up to offer this year’s Summer Youth Pass. Passes are available to anyone 17 years of age and under for just $50 each.
Tri_Delta_Transit_logoThe pass is in the form of a waterproof wristband and is good for 3 months of unlimited rides (June 1 through August 31) on all Tri Delta Transit fixed-route buses and all WestCAT fixed-route and express buses (including the 30Z Martinez Link)*.
Passes are currently on sale and can be purchased any one of three ways:
In Person: Pick up a Summer Youth Pass at the Tri Delta Transit administrative office (801 Wilbur Ave, Antioch) or at WestCAT (601 Walter Ave, Pinole) during business hours
Online: Click here to order the Summer Youth Pass via the Tri Delta Transit website
Mail/Fax/Phone: You can fax or mail in a completed order form to Tri Delta Transit (download here), or place your order by phone (credit card orders only) by calling 925-754-6622
summeryouthpass
For more information about the promotion or either transit agency, please visit WestCAT.org or TriDeltaTransit.com, or call WestCAT at (510) 724-3331 or Tri Delta Transit at (925) 754-4040.

*Summer youth passes not valid on Dial-a-Ride or WestCAT LYNX Transbay service. Summer Youth Passes are non-refundable, non-redeemable, and non-transferable.

 

Schedule & Services Changes: County Connection, Wheels, Tri Delta Transit (Feb. 2015)

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WHEELSWheels (LAVTA) – The Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority is making minor changes to several of its regular and school-focused bus routes effective Saturday, February 21:

  • Route 2 – The afternoon schedule has been modified to improve timings for Fallon Middle School students; trips now depart E Dublin BART at 30 minutes past each hour instead of at the hour.
  • Route 9 – Trips that previously operated as Route 70X now operate as Route 9 in the Hacienda Business Park. The Inglewood/Chabot loop has been discontinued.
  • Route 10 – The morning starting time of service has been modified; westbound service now begins
    approximately 30 minutes later, while eastbound service starts approximately 30 minutes earlier than in the
    previous schedule.
  • Route 11 – The previous 5:57am trip has been discontinued, and a new 8:12am trip added to the morning service. In the afternoon, all trips now depart the Transit Center 15 minutes later compared to the previous schedule.
  • Route 70X – See notation for Route 9 above; passengers will continue to be able to travel between the Walnut Creek and Hacienda areas and vice versa without the need to transfer buses.
  • Route 605 – The route has been extended to Martin Avenue, and now operates the segment similar to Route 608.
  • Minor timing adjustments have been made to the schedules of routes 10, 12, 15, and Rapid.

Click here to see the full press release.
Tri Delta TransitTri Delta Transit – Tri Delta Transit will have a new schedule taking effect on Sunday, March 8. The new schedule will include:

  • Time Changes: Routes 201, 300, 380, 385, 387, 388, 391
  • NEW morning run on Route 385 EB. Service for Liberty High School Students

Transit Service on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2015

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Some transit agencies will be operating on non-weekday schedules on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Monday, January 19. Here are the transit schedules which will be in effect:

  • County Connection: Regular weekday schedule
  • Capitol Corridor: Regular weekday schedule
  • BART: Saturday schedule
  • Wheels: Enhanced Saturday schedule; No service on Rapid
  • WestCAT: Express J, DAR, Local (11, 19) – Saturday schedule; LYNX – Limited Holiday service
  • AC Transit: Sunday schedule
  • Tri Delta Transit: Sunday schedule (only Route 392, 393, 394 and 395 in operation)

Christmas 2014: Holiday Transit Service Information

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On Christmas Day, all transit agencies serving Contra Costa County will be on Sunday or Holiday schedules. Modified service will be offered by some local transit agencies on the days before and after Christmas. Here are the holiday service changes for December 22-26th:
Christmas Eve

**All other transit agencies will offer regular weekday service on Christmas Eve (December 24)
Christmas Day

December 26th

  • Capitol Corridor: Holiday Schedule

**All other transit agencies will offer regular weekday service on December 26

New Hillcrest Park & Ride Lot is Almost Ready to Open (2014)

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Old Hillcrest Park & RideCommuters catching Tri Delta Transit buses at the current Hillcrest Park & Ride on a typical weekday afternoon

Big changes are coming up for the Hillcrest Park & Ride lot located in Antioch at the corner of Hillcrest Avenue and Sunset Drive.  Starting Sunday, February 16, 2014, commuters will be parking a bit further up on Sunset Drive on Lot A of the upcoming eBART station.

Hillcrest Park&Ride Layout 2

The new parking lot will feature an additional 94 spaces for commuters.  The bus loading area will also be relocated to an area adjacent to the future eBART station.  Tri Delta Transit and other transit operators are recommending that you allow additional time to catch your bus.   In anticipation of some confusion to the new changes, signs and ambassadors will be on site Tuesday, February 18th to help commuters.

Hillcrest Park & Ride
Hillcrest Park & Ride

511 Contra Costa is excited to see that the new Hillcrest Park & Ride lot is almost ready to open to the public.  It looks like finishing touches are being put into place when staff stopped by for a preview.

By the end of 2017, all 1,000 spaces of BART’s Antioch (eBART) Station parking lot will be available for use for drivers who use Tri Delta Transit, eBART and other local public transit systems.  And what will happen to the current parking lot?  The old Hillcrest Park and Ride will be demolished to clear space for freeway onramps and offramps.

Information Source: Contra Costa Times, East County Today, Tri Delta Transit

Tri Delta Transit 2012 CommuterPass Promo

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Update: All passes have been distributed and Tri Delta Transit and 511 Contra Costa are no longer accepting applications for CommuterPass™.

Do you commute from or within Eastern Contra Costa County by car? If you do, and you’d like some financial relief and a more relaxing commute, Tri Delta Transit’s CommuterPass promo may be for you!

CommuterPass is a Tri Delta Transit trial program which offers free public bus passes to East Contra Costa County residents as a means of encouraging bus use for commuting. For those that don’t know, Tri Delta Transit offers an array of services that can help popular commutes, including:

  • 13 daily bus routes serving East Contra Costa County
  • 12 routes serving BART
  • Limited-stop express service between Brentwood and BART

To partake in the promotion, just apply and you could receive a free 20-day bus pass! CommuterPass applications are available online at Tri Delta Transit and over 12,000 applications will be distributed through the mail. Applications are also available from Tri Delta Transit’s administrative office by calling (925) 754-6622.
Interested but not sure if transit is convenient and compatible with your commute, check out Tri Delta Transit’s trip planner. For those that don’t have a bus stop close to home, Park & Ride lots may be for you.

But don’t wait to act, the promotion will end December 31, 2012!

Frank's Big Adventure

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When was your last big adventure? Here’s a great story of how someone spent their entire day on the Tri Delta Transit bus for just $3.35 – we hope it inspires you to take one of your own!

My truck had been in the shop for a few days. I had a bad case of wanderlust. A bus stop is just 400 ft. from my front door. I had never been on it.  I promised myself I would. I headed out the door with no definite plan and bought a day pass ($3.35) that really is a 24 hour ticket. It allows you to ride anywhere on Tri Delta Transit system for 24 hours. I walked to a bus stop. It was there that I met Sam S.  He was a friendly guy, on his way to work.  Before boarding he thoughtfully offered me his bus schedule with a tip “you’re going to want this.”
The highlight on the first leg of my journey was passing over HWY 4 on the Loveridge Rd. overpass and seeing workers in the piling pits with cranes operating all around. Thinking I was ready to stop (or was it drink a beer), I got off at the Park & Ride stop on Bliss Ave. in Pittsburg and walked  to the La Pinata Mexican restaurant. I was served a basket of warm corn chips and spicy salsa with my beer order. Many patrons were drinking a bloody mary type beer, and I was tempted to try a tequila flight, but  was anxious to get on with my adventure and headed back to the bus stop.
The next bus was a 391 eastbound. I jumped off at Hillcrest Ave, which is the hub of the system. Buses were changing route numbers faster than I could look them up in the schedule. I was wanting the 383 eastbound and ended up on the 388 eastbound and headed down Lone Tree Way.
Knowing Schooner’s Grill and Brewery would be a good stop to eat a late lunch I jumped off at Dallas Ranch Rd. A 15 minute walk, I was hungry and thirsty. I ordered a bacon burger slider with bbq sauce and fries, a beer sampler, and checked emails on the free WIFI. The slider was tasty. Still hungry and ordered the inferno wings, and a pint of the Irish Red beer. I headed out, crossed the street, and waited for a bus. In less than 10 minutes the 392 westbound whisked me away again.
It was close to 6PM, I decided to head to Celia’s Mexican Restaurant. A margarita would be a nice night cap to the day and give me a little more bang for my $3.35 ticket. I checked the schedule again for about the 100th time and the 388 bus was due in about 10 minutes. I drank the margarita down, just below brain freeze speed. I saw the bus coming before I even got to the stop. I was home in time for dinner with Peggy and the start of the Giants vs. A’s series opener.
I didn’t see any thugs all day. I saw babies and elders, some in wheel chairs using the system. The drivers were all courteous and helpful. The only problem I had was of the 6 buses I rode, only one had the air conditioner on. I didn’t see anyone with a window open and didn’t ask if I was permitted to open a window.
I’m looking forward to doing this again and transferring bus to bus like an old spiderman or at least a veteran of the Tri Delta Transit system. Maybe I can pass on the schedule, Sam S., gave me to another rookie bus rider suffering wanderlust.

Read Frank’s big adventure here.

Tri Delta Transit Challenge 2012

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It’s that time of year again! Don’t miss an opportunity to experience a better commute for FREE!

From April 16 through May 11, 2012 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 four round-trip rides during the challenge.
Participants in the Tri Delta Transit Challenge will be entered into a drawing for a chance at winning $100!
To participate, complete the online registration form to receive your free tickets to ride beginning the week of April 16, 2012
Or download the registration TDT Challenge2012 (PDF) form and mail/fax it to:
Tri Delta Transit
Try Transit Challenge
801 Wilbur Ave.
Antioch, CA 94509
Fax: 925-757-2530
Tickets for this program are limited, so register no later than May 4.
Tickets will be awarded on a first come first served basis from all qualified registrants. Limit one participant per household. Not valid on Dial-a-Ride or Delta Express.
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Tri Delta Transit Fare Change

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Tri Delta Transit’s new fares go into effect Sunday, Feb. 26:
Fares on Local Routes

  • Single ride, general public (6-64): $2.00
  • Single ride, senior (65+)/disabled: 85¢
  • Children 5 and under (with paying customer): Free
  • Bart transfer general public (6-64): $1.25
  • Bart transfer senior (65+)/disabled: 85¢

Fares for Express Route 300

  • General public (6-64): $2.50
  • Senior (65+)/disabled: $1.35
  • BART transfer, general public (6-64): $1.75
  • Bart transfer, senior(65+)/disabled: $1.35

Fares for Day Passes

  • General public (6-64) (age 6-64) $3.35
  • Senior (65+)/disabled: $1.35

20-Ride Punch Passes

  • General public (6-64): $33.00
  • Senior (65+)/disabled $17.00
  • Express Route 300 $36.00

Monthly Passes

  • Tri Delta Transit Monthly Pass – $57.00
  • East Bay Value Pass $60.00 (no change)

For more information, visit www.trideltatransit.com.

Save with Tri Delta Transit bus pass at these businesses

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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 Pass – $3  (two sing ride tickets with no transfers is $3.50)
  • Fixed Route Monthly Pass -$50

Day Passes make a lot of sense. You can enjoy unlimited rides all day for a minimum savings of  $0.50, and receive discounts at selected retailers.
Click here and get your pass and start saving.
Present your pass at one of the following businesses for your discount. The full list is maintained at the Tri Delta Transit website.
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Meet the East Bay Value Pass

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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 make transfers line up for a hassle-free connection.
With a new unlimited inter-agency pass, traveling between WestCat, Wheels, Tri Delta Transit, and The County Connection just got easier.
For $60, the new East Bay Value pass will let you ride any bus on WestCat, Wheels, Tri Delta Transit, and the County Connection’s fixed routes as many times as you want within one calendar month.
That includes Tri Delta Transit’s express 300 bus!
Where do these buses go?  Well, check out these main transfer stations, or use 511’s Trip Planner to get started.
Hillcrest Park ‘n’ Ride, Antioch
The County Connection, Tri Delta Transit
Martinez Amtrak
The County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, WestCAT
Concord BART
The County Connection, Tri Delta Transit
Pleasant Hill BART
The County Connection, Wheels
Walnut Creek BART
The County Connection, Wheels
Dublin/Pleasanton BART
The County Connection, Wheels, Tri Delta Transit
ACE Station, Pleasanton
The County Connection, Wheels

Supervisor Glover's Contra Costa County Youth Summit, April 16, 2011

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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 buses during the summer. Eligibillity requirements do apply and only a limited number of passes are available while supplies last.
The event is being held at Los Medanos College in Pittsburg on Saturday April 16th from 8am – 3pm.

For more information, visit http://www.cccounty.us/youthsummit2011 or call 925-427-8138.

Tri Delta Transit Challenge

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Don’t miss an opportunity to experience a better commute for FREE!

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 round-trip per week for four (4) weeks on fixed route buses.
Participants in the Try Transit Once a Week Challenge will be entered into a drawing for a chance at winning some fabulous prizes, including an Apple iPad. Other prizes include gift cards and transit passes.
To participate, complete the online registration form to receive your free tickets to ride beginning the week of April 25, 2011: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CG5RC3G
You can also download the registration form and mail/fax it to:
Tri Delta Transit
Try Transit Challenge
801 Wilbur Ave.
Antioch, CA 94509
Fax: 925-757-2530
Tickets for this program are limited, so register no later than April 18.
Tickets will be awarded on a first come first served basis from all qualified registrants. Limit one participant per household. Not valid on Dial-a-Ride or Delta Express.

Free Dublin/Pleasanton Commuter Shuttle: Feb 14-18

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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 no need to sign up – you just show up, walk on, plug in, and stretch out.
Not familiar with the Delta Express? It runs to and from Antioch to Dublin/Pleasanton BART station each and every weekday during regular commuting hours, with stops at:

  • Antioch Park and Ride (Hillcrest)
  • Oakley – Lucky Shopping Center
  • Brentwood Park and Ride (Oak Street)
  • Discovery Bay Park and Ride (Bixler Road)
  • Mountain House Parkway
  • Dublin BART Station
  • Hacienda/Owens Business Park

Delta Express will run its regular morning and afternoon schedules.
But wait, I have to work late all the time – I don’t want to be stranded at work! Never fear!
As always, Delta Express will offer its Guaranteed Ride Home program. If you need to leave work in the middle of the day or stay late, Delta Express will provide a free taxi ride or rental car to make sure you get where you need to be. For more information, Contra Costa County residents should call 510-215-3035.
If you have to miss next week’s free commutes, Tri Delta Transit has other great giveaways for the month of February.
Half Price Monthly Passes just $80 from East County and $55 from Mount House
Two-for-One Tickets on the Express Route 300
New to Tri Delta Transit? Curious if you can bring a bike or stroller on board? (Hint: the answer is “yes”) Check out Tri Delta Transit’s comprehensive introduction for new riders. Who knows? maybe you’ll like it.
Photo from eb1_2000‘s Flickr stream.

Catch Tri Delta Transit’s Haunted Halloween bus the last week of October

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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:

  • Saturday, Oct. 23, 5-8 PM: Brentwood Hometown Halloween, downtown Brentwood
  • Tuesday, Oct. 26, 3-4 PM: Bay Point Library
  • Wednesday, Oct. 27, 4-5 PM: Brentwood Senior Center on Balfour (by aquatic park)
  • Thursday, Oct. 28, 3-4 PM: Pittsburg Library
  • Saturday, Oct. 30, 10 AM – 2 PM: Pittsburg Spooktacular, Gateway Plaza near Brenden Theater in Pittsburg
  • Sunday, Oct. 31, Time TBD: Streets of Brentwood

Ride Tri Delta Transit to every 49ers home game

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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 Delta Transit 49er Home Game Express Shuttle, with round-trip pick-up locations located in Antioch, Brentwood and Pittsburg. Round trip tickets are as low as $15 and only $10 for kids.
In addition, every time you ride the 49er Express Shuttle to a game, you can enter a raffle drawing for a Ronnie Lott autographed mini helmet. The winner will be announced onboard the bus on Sunday, January 2. Need not be present to win.
For more information, please visit trideltatransit.com.

Tri Delta Transit introduces Free Books on Buses program using QR codes

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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.

Using your camera phone and a QR code reader, you can scan a code on board all buses, select one of over 500 audiobooks to download, and enjoy the ride.
Still have questions?

Tri Delta Transit introduces Free Rides with Frequent Rider Rewards

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Last 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:

  1. Use 10 Tri Delta Transit day passes or one 20-ride punch pass. Don’t throw them away!
  2. Mail or bring them to Tri Delta Transit.
  3. Tri Delta Transit will send you a free day pass!

How to redeem your passes:
Mail or deliver used day/punch passes along with return address information to:
Tri Delta Transit Frequent Rider Rewards
801 Wilbur Ave., Antioch CA 94509