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FREE Local & Commuter Rides on Clean Air Day, 10/2

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The Coalition for Clean Air started California Clean Air Day seven years ago as an effort to improve air quality and protect public health. El Dorado Transit is celebrating California Clean Air Day by offering FREE rides on Wednesday, October 2nd. All local routes and Sacramento Commuter routes are FREE! On Clean Air Day, help clear the air by trying an alternative [ Continue reading the full article » ]

2024-25 Design a Bus Wrap Contest

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Submissions are now being accepted for the 2024-25 El Dorado Transit Design a Bus Wrap Contest! This exciting art contest is open to middle and high school students (grades 6-12) who attend a physical school or reside in El Dorado County.  The winning art design will be featured on an El Dorado Transit bus as [ Continue reading the full article » ]

Sac State & Los Rios Students ride FREE

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Sacramento State and Los Rios Community College District students: Did you know you can ride our local and commuter buses for FREE with the Sac State OneCard (with student commuter sleeve) or the Los Rios Student ZipPass? Our commuter bus runs Monday-Friday, five times in the morning and afternoon and stops at S street and [ Continue reading the full article » ]

NEW Bass Lake Park & Ride Replacing Cambridge for Commuters

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Starting Monday, July 15, 2024, Sac Commuter stops at Cambridge Road Park and Ride will move to the new Bass Lake Road Park and Ride. This will include all stops westbound and eastbound for a.m. and p.m. routes. Pickup times will remain the same as Cambridge Road Park and Ride. Please plan ahead and make [ Continue reading the full article » ]

Schedule Adjustments for Local Routes – 7/1/24

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Starting on Monday, July 1, 2024, there will be some minor schedule and stop adjustments to our local routes: Placerville Route (#20) – No changes Saturday Express  Route (#25) – Minor time adjustments AND additional stops on Pony Express Trail Diamond Springs Route (#30) – Minor time adjustments Diamond Springs Saturday Route (#35) – Minor [ Continue reading the full article » ]

Sac Commuter Route & Schedule Expanded

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El Dorado Transit will be adding a route to its popular Sacramento Commuter service and extend all routes to include a stop at the May Lee State Office Complex (formerly known as the Richards Boulevard Office Complex, or RBOC) at 651 Bannon Street, near the intersection of Richards Boulevard and North 7th Street. A total [ Continue reading the full article » ]

Operator Spotlight – Monika Sharma

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OPERATOR SPOTLIGHT – MONIKA SHARMA Why did you apply/what attracted you to this job? I rode the Cameron Park and Diamond Spring bus routes and loved all of the drivers. I also cleaned the El Dorado Transit office and a dispatcher encouraged me to become an operator.  I had a Class C but no Class [ Continue reading the full article » ]

Free Rides for COVID Vaccinations Ends

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During the height of the pandemic, El Dorado Transit offered free rides to and from COVID vaccinations to help our local community. The pandemic has been over for quite some time, and this FREE service is no longer available. When boarding a bus, you must present one of our standard fares, including cash, connect card, [ Continue reading the full article » ]

Operator Spotlight – Jean Staples

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OPERATOR SPOTLIGHT – JEAN STAPLES Describe what its like working at El Dorado Transit. It’s like working with close family; everyone cares about each other and what’s going on in their lives. I love it because it feels like I’m giving back to the community but I’m also being paid to help. What do you [ Continue reading the full article » ]

School Celebrates Bus Wrap Contest Winner

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Click here to check out the Good Day Sacramento interview with Nevaeh. January 26th was a normal Friday at Valley View Charter Montessori, until the big blue bus drove in and interrupted sixth period. On both sides of the bus was Nevaeh Smith’s winning “Design a Bus Wrap Contest” artwork. Her parents and her school had managed to keep her [ Continue reading the full article » ]