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Transit Trip Planning Options: 

  • Know exactly where your bus is, using:
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Phone apps here: iPhone and Android

 

Printed versions of this map/schedules are available at:

  • All bus pass outlets (listed below)
  • All City busses
  • City/County Library
  • Cal Poly University Union
  • For people with visual impairments, call 541-2877

Fare Information
For info. on the Free "Downtown Access Pass" for downtown business employees, and additional fare programs.

Bus Pass Outlets

  • City Finance at City Hall (990 Palm Street)
  • Albertsons (corner of Foothill Blvd. and Broad St.)
  • Chamber of Commerce (1039 Chorro St.)
  • Regional passes that allow rides on both SLO Transit and RTA are available on line at
    San Luis Obispo Regional Rideshare

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Trip Planning Powered by Google

This tool can be used to locate SLO City transit route info. using Google Transit. Enter your start and end locations. It will suggest the closest bus stops, bus route, and next scheduled bus stop times.

example: 970 Palm Street, San Luis Obispo, CA

 

example: Madonna Plaza, San Luis Obispo, CA

                 

 

Program Description
The transit program (SLO Transit) provides daily fixed-route transit service to the general public within the City limits and to Cal Poly State University. This program also provides downtown trolley shuttle service. Program goals are 1) quality transportation for transit dependent people 2) convenient transportation for all residents and 3) an attractive alternative to driving which can reduce traffic congestion and air pollution. This program has three major activities:

  • Vehicle Operations and Maintenance
    Contracting for transit operations, including drivers, fuel and insurance; contracting for downtown trolley operations, including drivers, fuel and insurance; contracting for maintenance of City-owned buses and trolleys.
  • Non-Vehicle Maintenance
    Maintaining the bus maintenance yard; maintaining shelters, benches, and signs.
  • Administration
    Planning for future service improvements and extensions; complying with state and federal grant requirements; ensuring compliance with taxi franchise provisions; organizing agendas for Mass Transportation Committee meetings.
  • Lost and Found
    Contact First Transit; 805-541-2877 ex. 10

For the City of San Luis Obispo Short Range Transit Plan (SRTP), approved May 2009, click here. (pdf, 4.4mb)

For the City of San Luis Obispo NARF--North Area Regional (Transit) Facility Report, click here. (PDF, 3.03mb)

Some funding for the Transit Program is provided by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), a division of the U.S. Department of Transportation. Click here (PDF, 3.20mb) for a description of the FTA.

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