About VCTC
The Ventura County Transportation Commission (VCTC), is a regional transportation planning agency committed to keeping Ventura County moving! If you drive, take transit, bike or walk in Ventura County, chances are, the VCTC has helped you do it. By working in close partnership with each of the cities and the County, the VCTC is ever mindful of maintaining the character of Ventura County while prioritizing transportation investments.
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Ride Week Oct. 2-6, 2017 – Go Green, Save Green
Did you know that in Ventura County about half of all air pollution comes from cars and trucks? When you rideshare, even just once a week, you make a difference. Removing vehicles from the road eases congestion, reduces emissions and makes Ventura County a little greener for all of us.
Pledge to carpool, vanpool, walk, bike or ride the bus to work Oct. 2-6 and you’ll be entered into a drawing to win one of four $100 VISA gift cards.
Learn more about ridesharing, download promotional materials and pledge online at www.rideweek.org.
Bus Service Changes Take Effect Aug. 28
Beginning August 28, 2017, VCTC will make changes to its intercity bus service.
- Just in time for the new school year, express weekday CSUCI service returns for C-Street Oxnard (route 90) and Camarillo Metrolink (route 97). There will also be weekday service reductions on the Oxnard/Camarillo Connector (route 96).
- Service will be added to Amgen from Woodland Hills on the Highway 101/Conejo Connection.
- Both the Highway 101/Conejo Connection and the Coastal Express will experience minor time changes to address increased congestion on the 101.
- Service on the Highway 126 and East County lines remains unchanged.
Click here to view complete schedules.
VCTC News presents transportation news affecting Ventura County residents, whether you’re a driver, a cyclist, a bus or train passenger, a walker, or all of these. We present trends and data that may affect your mobility next week or next decade. Thanks for joining us.