Microtransit
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Microtransit is an up and coming trend for transit as complement of or alternative to traditional bus service:
- Uses mobile technology đ± for on demand reservation and dispatching like popular ride-hail/TNC services.
- Uses small shuttle buses or large vans vs full size buses for traditional fixed route service.
- To provide first and last mile solution in low density areas connecting riders to mainline bus and rail service.
Unlike ride-hail/TNC service, microtransit services are wheelchair accessible and drivers are employees of contractor or transit agency.
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Microtransit services covered
AC Transit
Local Castro Valley
Union City - Newark via Thornton, Haley
Arlington, Texas
Local Arlington
King County Metro
On demand: Local Lake Hills, Factoria, Somerset, Lakemont areas
On demand: Local West Seattle to/from Seacrest Park or Alaska Junction
Kings Area Rural Transit
Local Lemoore
Marin Transit
On demand: Local Terra Linda/Gallinas
OCTA
On demand: Local Aliso Viejo, Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo
On demand: Local Huntington Beach (Golden West Area) and Westminster
Sacramento RT
On demand: Local Antelope, Citrus Heights, Orangevale, Fair Oaks
On demand: Local Franklin, South Sacramento
VINE
Local American Canyon
Calistoga Local
West Sacramento
Local West Sacramento
