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Fares & Passes
TRAX                                              General Public Seniors/Disabled/Students*
Local Service (Red Bluff & Corning)
Regional Service

Deviated Routes

Monthly Pass
      $ 0.50
      $ 1.50
         n/a
      $ 30.00
      $ 0.50
      $ 1.00
     
$ 1.50 (ADA only)
      $ 20.00
Transfers Free (between routes 1 & 2 at Rio & Walnut or 3 & 4 in Los Molinos -- limit one per trip with payment of fare)

ParaTRAX

Disabled*

Advance Reservation
Same Day Service
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      $ 1.50
      $ 2.00
Medical Transfer Free (Allows reboarding for one medical/pharmacy stop after medical appt.)
Volunteer Pass Free (For volunteers with limited income - call 385-2200 for info)

Punch Cards -- $5.00 (valid on any service, worth $5.00 in fares)
Children Under 6 -- Free (when accompanied by an adult)
ADA Attendant -- Free (when accompanying an ADA -certified passenger)
ADA Companion -- Same Fare As ADA Passenger (when accompanying an ADA -certified passenger)

 
Please Note:
•  Fares are one-way and subject to change.
 Buy passes and punch cards from drivers
  
(exact amount required-drivers do not carry change)
•  Checks must be approved in advance
  
($20 service fee charged for all returned checks)

All Ticket Sales Are Final
Sorry, No Refunds

  *Discounted Fares Available To:
Seniors
Age 60 and over with valid proof of age.
Disabled
With valid Medicare ID Card, California DMV Disabled Person/Veteran ID Card, or ADA Paratransit Eligibility ID Card.
Students (TRAX only)
Children aged 6 to 18 and ages 18 and over with valid student ID
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Hours of Operations
(Times are approximate & subject to change)

TRAX
Mon- Fri   6:30am - 6:30pm

ParaTRAX
Mon- Fri   7:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday  9:00am - 3:00pm

Note: Exceptions may be made for special events. For persons with disabilities who are ADA-certified, ParaTRAX hours will be extended to match TRAX hours, with a 24-hour advance reservation.
  Holidays
TRAX/ParaTRAX is closed and no services are provided on the following days:
 
New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Day
Presidents’ Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
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'Flag Down' Information
TRAX routes have designated stops but may also be accessed by "flagging down" a bus Man Pointinganywhere along the route where it is safe to stop. Be sure you are standing in a safe place and wave your hand so the driver can see you in time to make the stop.

Buses cannot stop on bridges, overpasses, turn lanes, narrow roadways or other places where they cannot pull completely off the roadway. In times of diminished light or visibility, such as rain, fog or after sunset, a flashlight and/or bright clothing will aid the driver in seeing you.

You may call ahead to inquire where to safely catch the bus and also to request that the dispatcher radio the bus driver to be watching for you.

Bike Racks
All buses are equipped with easy-to-use bike racks located on the front of the bus. Bike racks are available on a first-come-first-served basis for free. Passengers are responsible for loading and unloading their own bicycles.

Wheelchairs & Mobility Devices
All buses are wheelchair lift equipped and can transport up to two wheelchairs at one time. All wheelchairs and similar mobility Wheelchair guydevices must have properly working brake systems and cannot exceed 750 lbs, including the passenger.

Drivers are happy to provide assistance but are not allowed to physically lift passengers or devices. For safety reasons, it is requested that electric-powered devices be backed onto lifts and that power be turned off during transport.

Children Under 10 Years Old
Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult or have written permission to ride, signed by the child’s parent/guardian, and a responsible adult must be present at the drop-off destination.

Written permission must contain the names, addresses & phone numbers of both the parent/guardian and the responsible adult who will be present at the drop-off destination. Note: If there is no responsible adult present at the drop-off destination, the child will remain on the bus and proper authorities will be notified.

 

 

Conduct
To keep the service enjoyable for all riders, abusive or disruptive behavior, smoking, spitting, loud music, or moving about the bus is not permitted. Drivers have the authority to enforce conduct rules on the bus and will contact law enforcement when necessary.

TRAX/ParaTRAX reserves the
right to refuse service to anyone.

Food & Drinks
To keep the buses clean, open food and/or drink containers are not allowed on the bus. Travel mugs, sippy cups, baby bottles, and water bottles with secure lids are OK.

Carry-On Items
Carry-on items are limited to the size and number that can be handled safely in one trip. No flammable or hazardous items and no weapons of any kind are allowed on the bus. No items will be allowed to block the aisles. Strollers must fold up and be stored under the seat. Drivers are NOT allowed to assist with carry-on items.

Shoes & Shirts
Shoes, shirts and appropriate clothing must be worn on the bus.

Animals
Only seeing-eye dogs and other certified service animals are allowed on the bus.

Seatbelts
All TRAX/ParaTRAX buses are equipped with seatbelts. Passengers are strongly encouraged to use them at all times.

Disclaimer
TRAX has made every effort to make the information in this Riders Guide as accurate as possible. We apologize for any errors or inaccuracies. Weather, breakdowns, accidents, construction, trains, or other unforeseen conditions may delay service or result in service cancellation without notice.

 


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