Leave the driving to us! There's lots of new transit services available to make your commute a better one.

Did you know that you can take your bicycle on the bus? Or that you can have unlimited use of fixed route service throughout the City of Porterville for only dollars a day? So much is possible on local transit!

The City of Porterville boasts a full service, comprehensive transit system, serving the needs of Porterville residents and visitors. However, if you've never ridden a bus before, using public transit may seem complicated. It may sound confusing at first, but once you learn the answers to your questions, using public transit could actually simplify your life.

Participate in the 2012 Short Range Transit Plan

Tell us how we can make Porterville Transit work for you.  Get involved and you could win an iPod Touch.

For contest rules, click here.

Porterville Transit has created a separate web site that is designed to encourage the Porterville community to become involved in the development of a Short-Range Transit Plan (SRTP) for Porterville Transit. Our goal is to take our efficient, well-utilized transit system and, with your help, make it even better.

A Short-Range Transit Plan is conducted every five years. Its purpose is to analyze current operations, revenues and expenses, ridership, and efficiency and effectiveness. The plan is being developed by the City of Porterville under contract with TPG Consulting of Visalia.

To visit our Short Range Transit Plan site, click the icon below.

Join the Porterville Transit Facebook fan page to receive important transit information as well as information on how to get involved with the 2012 Short Range Transit Plan.

Trip Planner

Transit Trip Planner

Start  e.g.    End  e.g.   Date Time  Plan by: Departure Time Arrival Time

Benefits of taking transit

• You can read, work, or sleep instead of sitting behind the wheel.
• You can use it when you have an unpredictable schedule.
• You can combine it with driving, carpooling or biking.
• Saves Money!

TITLE VI POLICY STATEMENT

"No person in the United States shall, on the ground of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." (42 U.S.C. 2000d)

For more information on Porterville Transit's non-discrimination obligations, the program or to file a complaint go to Title VI Policy.