The Mendocino Transit Authority (MTA) is a
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bus system that serves
Ukiah, the
Mendocino Valley, and coastal regions of
Mendocino County
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California
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MTA began service in 1976 under a joint powers agreement between the County of
Mendocino and the cities of
Fort Bragg,
Point Arena,
Ukiah and
Willits.
Routes
MTA operates several routes, most of which radiate from Ukiah.
^ All routes make "Flag Stops": at a safe location for the bus to pull out of traffic wave the bus down.
Previous Routes
Fares
Current Fares can be found at https://mendocinotransit.org/fares/
MTA offers many pass and punch card options for frequent riders:
* 16 ride punch card - allows riders to ride through one or more fare zones for 1 punch per zone (~25 to 30% discount)
* 1, 2, and 3 zone full-fare monthly passes]
* Summer Youth Pass
MTA also provides the following discounts:
* ~50% fare for Seniors (62+) and People With Disabilities (With MTA discount ID)
* Free Local Fares for Mendocino College Students with Student ID
** Discounted fares for regional routes 65, 95
Previous Roster
Current Roster
This roster may be incomplete
References
External links
Official website
Bus transportation in California
Public transportation in Mendocino County, California
Public transportation in Sonoma County, California
Transit agencies in California
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