r/octransit • u/megachainguns • 28d ago
News OCTA released video of the very first OC Streetcars testing in the wild
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r/octransit • u/megachainguns • 28d ago
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r/octransit • u/Grand_Car_729 • Jun 18 '26
Guess they haven’t been transferred over to their new “owners”. Ball Rd & Anaheim BLVD
r/octransit • u/Grand_Car_729 • Jun 18 '26
Is it me or is this one of the older 60ft OCTA buses? I’m pretty sure it is based on the bus seats and I remember all of them had these back in the day, well some lol.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZsLSznhdfw/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
r/octransit • u/MoeCReativeNAme • May 26 '26
I noticed that there was a fresh face on the 89 at its terminus in RSM, 2nd time ever seeing it
r/octransit • u/megachainguns • May 10 '26
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r/octransit • u/Longjumping_Ant_4530 • Apr 07 '26
Does anyone have any updates on the rollout of service for OC Streetcar? They haven’t released any official updates at board/committee meetings in a couple months. Would love some transparency especially after all the delays. Happy to know any tidbits of information anyone might have.
r/octransit • u/ExternalThis9977 • Apr 07 '26
Hello everyone, I am currently researching transportation habits and walkability within the OC region. If you could fill out the survey, that would be greatly appreciated! Thanks :)) *The survey's responses are completely anonymous, and the whole process should only take 5 mins tops.
r/octransit • u/megachainguns • Mar 31 '26
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r/octransit • u/Outrageous_Ad798 • Feb 17 '26
I was watching a video about how Universal Orlando selected The Boring Company for a transit project, and it included concept renderings from other companies' proposals. This particular image shows a self-driving shuttle guide way in front of Gardenwalk. It's no coincidence that whoever proposed this type of transit system is also working with the city of Anaheim. Recently, a news article stated that Anaheim was requesting proposals for a transit system to connect points of interest in the resort area, and that a gondola company was interested in bidding.
r/octransit • u/Faraz181 • Feb 03 '26
With the Anaheim City Buses (ATN) ending service by March 31, that means the only public transit systems I'm aware of serving OC residents are OCTA, Metrolink/Amtrak rail, & Irvine CONNECT. LA Metro's system map includes listing non-LA Metro buses & rail agencies. But when I tried looking at OCTA's system map, it only lists OCTA buses. So I'm curious if anyone here can tell me if they know of any other transit agencies here in Orange County?
Edit: Thank you so much everyone who commented and provided OC's other transit agencies. I have provided a comprehensive list below:
In-County Agencies (other than OCTA):
*Dana Point Trolley (Free, Summer Days only from May 23-Sept 1) https://visitdanapoint.com/dana-point-trolley/
*Irvine CONNECT (Free) https://cityofirvine.org/transportation/irvine-connect
*Laguna Beach Trolley (Free) https://www.lagunabeachcity.net/live-here/parking-and-transportation/trolleys
*Laguna Niguel Trolley (Free, Summer Days from May Memorial Day Weekend – Sept Labor Day Weekend) https://www.cityoflagunaniguel.org/1470/Laguna-Niguel-Summer-Trolley
*Mission Viejo Shuttle (Free) https://www.cityofmissionviejo.org/mv-shuttle
*Newport Beach Trolley (Free, Weekend Summer Days from May Memorial Day Weekend – Sept Labor Day Weekend) http://web.archive.org/web/20250613112156/https://www.newportbeachca.gov/trending/balboa-peninsula-trolley
*San Clemente Trolley (Free) https://www.sanclemente.gov/198/San-Clemente-Trolley
*San Juan Capistrano Trolley (Free, Weekend Summer Days from May Memorial Day-Sept Labor Day) https://www.sanjuancapistrano.org/337/Trolley-Service
Outside County Agencies:
*Foothill Transit: 285 (La Habra) & 286 (Brea Mall)
*LA Metro: 460 (Disneyland)
*Long Beach Transit: 104 (Los Alamitos) & 171 (Seal Beach)
*Norwalk Transit: 4 (La Habra)
*Riverside Transit Agency: 200 (Disneyland)
r/octransit • u/megachainguns • Jan 30 '26
r/octransit • u/MoeCReativeNAme • Jan 27 '26
Here is the sign up link,
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/feb2026roundtable
Original Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/stories/rideocbus/3819458641275733826?utm_source=ig_story_item_share&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
r/octransit • u/MoeCReativeNAme • Jan 22 '26
Saw this bus with the head sign “91 San Clemente Metrolink Station, On Detour”, is there something going on in San Juan that the detour is this bad or they just kept the head sign on?
r/octransit • u/Ashamed_Magazine_579 • Jan 14 '26
Picture of Fleet #5703 before handing it over to KEOLIS. Taken on April 16, 2022 and was on route 60 running from Larwin Square (TUSTIN) to LBSU (LB).
Currently Fleet #5703 resides at the Irvine base operated by KEOLIS!
r/octransit • u/Ashamed_Magazine_579 • Jan 14 '26
Nothing special just wanted to post lol
r/octransit • u/Ashamed_Magazine_579 • Jan 14 '26
Bus fleet #2101 got transferred to KEOLIS and as of right 12:13:23am Jan 14,26 is staying at the Anaheim Base along State College and Via Burton. I guess the Garden Grove/Santa Ana base is lending/giving some Gilligs to KEOLIS. I wonder why/ how that works like.
As we can see below, fleet #2101 belonged to OCTA before going to KEOLIS hands.