Ventura County Bus Stop Assessment

The Ventura County Transportation Commission is leading an assessment of Ventura County’s bus stops. This assessment will evaluate the amenities provided at each of Ventura County’s almost 1,200 bus stops, including shelters and benches, for all of Ventura County’s nine transit systems. The study will analyze barriers to getting to bus stops, like narrow sidewalks or missing crosswalks, and it will develop a prioritization system to help direct funding towards future stop improvements, such as adding new shelters, real time arrival displays, and making ADA accessibility improvements.

As a part of this project, VCTC is hosting public workshops and conducting a rider survey to hear feedback on bus stops from residents, workers, and students across Ventura County. We want to hear your experience waiting for buses in Ventura County and listen to what improvements you’d like to see at bus stops.
Rider Survey (closes November 17): https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8MXP5PY

Public Workshops

• Meeting #1: Thursday, December 4th, 6:30-7:30pm, virtual bit.ly/join-vctc-zoom 
• Meeting #2: Wednesday December 10th, 6:30-7:30pm, virtual bit.ly/join-vctc-zoom 
• Meeting #3 (In-Person): Thursday December 11th, 6:30-7:30pm, Thousand Oaks Grant R. Brimhall Library, Marvin E. Smith Community Room
• Meeting #4 (In-Person): Tuesday December 16th, 6:30-7:30pm, Oxnard Public Library, Meeting Room A

Accessibility and interpretation accommodations are available upon request with advanced notice. All meeting times are listed in Pacific Time

Additionally, we are interested in hearing your feedback on what amenities you would like to see at specific stops within Ventura County. Please use the webmap below to share your ideas on what improvements you would like at your bus stop.

• Fall 2025: Bus Stop Inventory
• November-December 2025: Public Engagement and Partner Agency Coordination
• January 2026: Bus Stop Prioritization System
• April 2026: Final Bus Stop Assessment Report