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🎒 Keep aisles clear—fold strollers & use storage bays for personal items ♿ Front seats are reserved for seniors & riders with disabilities Plan your trip at goventura.org or call 800.438.1112. #VCTC #PublicTransit #VenturaCounty (2/2)

We want public transit to be accessible for everyone. Here are a few tips to plan ahead and ride with ease: ✅ Check the bus number/direction & signal to board 💳 Have exact fare, pass, transfer, card, mobile device, or valid student ID ready (1/2)

Rider Alert: Several large demonstrations are planned across Ventura County on Saturday, March 28. Intercity routes may experience delays due to increased traffic. For updated transit information, sign up for rider text alerts at #login" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">govcbus.com/alerts#login

Looking for weekend plans? Let us do the driving! Our Hwy 101/Conejo route makes it easy to visit some of the top shopping destinations in Ventura County, including The Oaks, Camarillo Premium Outlets, and Esplanade Shopping Center. Check the schedule at goventura.org/routes

Hey, students! Make the most of your spring break with VCTC’s Youth Ride Free and College Ride programs. Whether you're heading to the beach, meeting friends, picking up extra shifts, or just exploring Ventura County, we've got your ride covered for free.

Think driving alone isn't that expensive? Think again. Our Rideshare Cost Calculator shows you the true cost of your commute by factoring in your vehicle type, MPG, and mileage. The numbers might surprise you. See how much you're really spending at goventura.org/save

Your train stop might be here, but your ride doesn't have to end! Transfer from the train to any VCTC or Gold Coast Transit District bus for free with your Amtrak ticket. Simi Valley Transit also accepts Metrolink tickets. #Train #VCTC #PublicTransit

VCTC Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) is here to help when you need it most. FSP operates Monday–Friday during peak hours on segments of US 101 and CA-118, providing fast, free, & friendly roadside assistance For more information, call 805.477.4174 or visit goventura.org/fsp

🛎️ Stay up to date with VCTC! Get real-time alerts about detours, stop changes, or delays by downloading the GOVCbus app or signing up for VCTC text notifications at govcbus.com It’s fast, easy, and the most reliable way to stay informed about your route. 🚍

Let’s all do our part to share the road with cyclists. Drivers should allow at least three feet when passing, check blind spots carefully, and stay alert near bike lanes. A little extra awareness can make a big difference in keeping everyone safe. #Ebike #VenturaCounty #VCTC

Changes are expected to remain in place for seven weeks. Please check your train number and reduced schedule at metrolinktrains.com. (2/2)

Starting today, March 23, some Metrolink trains, including those on the Ventura County Line, will be temporarily suspended or adjusted due to limited equipment availability. Riders should plan ahead, check their train number, & review the reduced schedule before traveling. (1/2)

Riders should plan ahead, check their train number, and review the reduced schedule before traveling. Changes are expected to remain in place for seven weeks. Please check your train number and reduced schedule at metrolinktrains.com. (2/2)

Reminder: Beginning Monday, March 23, some Metrolink trains, including those on the Ventura County Line, will be temporarily suspended or adjusted due to limited equipment availability. (1/2)

🌷 Today marks the first day of spring, and it’s the perfect excuse to get outside and explore your city. Hop on VCTC, head to your favorite local spot, or discover a hidden gem you’ve been meaning to check out. Check out our schedules to plan your trip at goventura.org/routes

Changes are expected to remain in place for seven weeks. Please check your train number and reduced schedule at metrolinktrains.com. (2/2)

Beginning Monday, March 23, some Metrolink trains, including on the Ventura County Line, will be temporarily suspended or adjusted due to limited equipment availability. Riders should plan ahead, check their train number, and review the reduced schedule before traveling. (1/2)

Whether it’s for work, school, medical appointments, or leisure, Access for All makes transportation easy and accessible. Find out more at goventura.org/accessforall (2/2)

Do you have limited mobility or accessibility needs? Access for All ensures safe, reliable, and affordable transportation options throughout Ventura County. The program is dedicated to empowering eligible riders with the freedom and independence to travel. (1/2)

Discover helpful community resources, take part in hands-on activities, and enjoy complimentary food in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Be sure to stop by for VCTC goodies and learn more about available services! (2/2)

Join the City of Thousand Oaks, the Thousand Oaks Police Department, and the Conejo Recreation and Park District for the annual Conejo Valley Disabilities Fair this Saturday, March 21, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Oaks Mall. (1/2)