Public Transportation
Public Transportation
As our Region continues to respond to COVID-19, many of our regional transit operators have temporarily reduced service.
SACOG provides planning support and a forum for coordination among the region’s public transit operators. Several projects and ongoing activities are underway to help plan and operate transit services to meet the region’s needs.
In addition, SACOG administers funding available under the Transportation Development Act (TDA), and coordinates other federal and state transit funding programs.
Transit
Transit in the Sacramento region encompass a wide array of
services including urban light rail and bus service, express
commuter buses from suburban cities, paratransit dial-a-ride
service for the disabled, and rural lifeline service running
once-a-day or even once-a-week.
Online Transit Trip Planning
Google, using data supplied by the regional transit operators,
has transit trip planning available for areas covered by:
- Tahoe Transportation District (South Lake Tahoe, CA)
- El Dorado County Transit
- Placer County Transit (operates Lincoln Transit)
- Roseville Transit
- Sacramento Regional Transit (operates Folsom Stage Line)
- San Joaquin Regional Transit District (San Joaquin County)
- Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit (Truckee/Cities – North Shore Tahoe)
- Unitrans (City of Davis)
- Yolobus (Yolo County)
- Yuba-Sutter Transit (Sutter & Yuba counties)
Transit to the Airport
Riding transit to and from the airport can save you time and
money while reducing the stress of having to navigate through a
city that may be unfamiliar to you.
Visit Sacramento RT and Yolobus for information on transit service between Downtown Sacramento and the Sacramento International Airport.
Visit CapitolCorridor.org and BART for information on service between Downtown Sacramento and the San Francisco International Airport.
Transit Providers
See below for information for links to any of the ? transit
service providers that operate service in the Sacramento region.