Public Transit Services

Public Transit

in and near AUHSD

Getting around has never been easier, with several public transit options available students can head to school, and local destinations, and experience southern California's unique areas. Whether you are going for a one-time trip or committing to long-term use, these services are designed to provide safe, affordable, and convenient transportation throughout the district and beyond.

Down below, we've compiled information on the most commonly used public transits found within AUHSD and those nearby. From buses to regional services, you'll find the best support for your needs.

Public Transit in AUHSD

OCTA (Orange County Transportation Authority)

Made in 1991

Who is OCTA?

OCTA, also known as Orange Country Transportation Authority, is the transportation planning commission for Orange County, California. Its services include bus and rail transit, rideshare, environmental programs, active transportation, express lanes, and freeways. Their mission is to develop and deliver transportation solutions to enhance the quality of life and keep Orange County moving. They serve 60 routes that hit local communities, express routes, and major employment centers.

FARE PRICES

Paying on the Bus

$2.00 Cash Fare
$5.00 One Day Pass

Prepaid (Available online or at local retailers)

$2.00 Single Ride

$4.50 One Day

Discount/Promotions

Youth ride free pass

(ages 6-18)

Community College FREE Pass Program (Coastline, Cypress, Fullerton Golden West, Irvine Valley, Orange Coast, saddleback, Santa Ana, Santiago Canyon)
60 or Older
Disabilities Reduce Fee

Major Routes

1) Local Fixed Routes

Routes 1-99

2) Community Routes

Routes 100-199

3) Metrolink Stationlink Routes

Routes 400-499

4) OC Bus Rapid Routes

Routes 529, 543,553,560

SystemMap.pdf

Section00_Schedules.pdf

Metrolink

(Southern California Regional Passenger Service)

MetroLink (Southern California Regional Passenger Service)

Made in 1992

Who is MetroLink?

Metrolink is Southern California's Regional Passenger Rail Service, which serves as the LINK between six Southern California Counties. These counties include Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Ventura, and Riverside. Their mission is to provide safe, efficient, dependable, and on-time transportation service that offers outstanding customer experience and enhances quality of life. Metrolink has eight lines and 69 stations that cover 545.6 miles of track.

Fare Prices

Everyday Discounts

(All listed below receive %25 off Monthly Pass & 7-day Pass, 50% off one-way round trip tickets, 5-day flex pass, and 10-day flex pass)

Seniors 65 or Older
Disabled or Medicare
Personal Care Attendant (PCA) (must be with attendee)

Ride for Free

Children (Ages 5 and under)
Youth (Riders 18 and younger (Ages 6 to 18))
Student/Youth (With a valid student ID)

Others

Active Military 10% One-Way & Round Trip (must present a valid (CAC) to the fare inspector upon request)

Major Lines

1) Antelope Valley Line

2) Inland Empire/Orange County Line

3) Orange County Line

4) Riverside Line

5) San Bernadino Line

6) Ventura County Line

7) 91/Parris Valley Line

alllines_timetable_jan2025.pdf

map_allconnections_20231025_edit.pdf

Amtrak (National Railroad Passenger Corporation)

Amtrak (National Rail Road Passenger)

Made in 1971

Who is Amtrak?

Amtrak, also known as the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, connects America in a safer, greener, and healthier way. They strive to deliver high-quality, safe, on-time rail passenger service that exceeds customer expectations. California has its own designated train called Pacific Surfliner which services 150+ destinations in the Golden State, including top cities such as San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, and Sacramento; national parks; wineries; deserts and beaches.

Fare Prices

California Everyday Prices

Military service members save 15%
Veterans save 15% (Includes spouses & dependents)

Seniors save 15% (Ages 62 & older)

Students save 15% (ages between 13-25)

Passengers with disabilities save 15%(includes those 18 or older traveling with a passenger with a disability as a companion)

Everyday 50% discount for kids ages 2-12 (at least one adult (18+) must travel in same reservation)

Train Routes

(Serving California)

1) California Zephyr

2) San Joaquin's

3) Capitol Corridor

4) Southwest Chief

5) Coast Starlight

6) Sunset Limited

7) Pacifc Surfliner

8) Texas Eagle

Public Transits Outside of AUHSD

COW (Cerritos on Wheels)

Made in 1993

Who is COW?

COW, also known as Cerritos on Wheels, is a fixed-route service in the city of Cerritos, offering public local bus service at 60-minute intervals. With more than 180 locations, COW makes it easy for passengers to explore Cerritos. They operate between 9 AM-5 PM from Monday to Saturday taking you to Los Cerritos Towne Center to even Los Cerritos Center!

Fare Prices (Cash Only)

One-Way Regular Fares

Per Trip: $0.50

Monthly Buss Pass (1 Month)

$20.00

(Bus passes purchases after business hours will be purchased the next day. Passes may be delivered in 3-5 Business days. If needed immediately, contact (563)-926-1201)

Discount/Promotions

3 Bus Passes: $10 Each

Bus Routes

(Areas goes to)

1) Cerritos College/Vintage Cerritos

2) Los Cerritos Center

3) Liberty Park

4) Pioneer Villas

5) Senior Center

6) Sunset Limited

7) Regional Park/Sports Complex

8) Emerald Villas

9) Fountain Park/Post Office

10) Cerritos Park East

11) ABC Adult School

12) Towne Center

13) Civic Center

cow-revised-hours-covid19.pdf

LBT (Long Beach Transit)

Made in 1997

Who is LBT?

LBT, also known as Long Beach Transit, is a bus service that covers 100 square miles in over 14 communities. LBT offers public transportation to passengers from southeastern Los Angeles to northwestern Orange County. LBT is dedicated to connecting communities and moving people, making Long Beach resident's everyday life better!

Fare Prices

Regular Fares

$1.25 Single Ride
$4.00 Regular Day
$18.00 Regular 5-Day
$65 Regular 30-Day

Discount/Promotions

Children (0-4) Ride Free
$0.60 Seniors/Medicare/Disabilities Single Ride:
$2.50 Senior/Disabilities Day Pass
$9 Senior/Disabilities 5-Day Pass
$24 Senior/Disabilities 30-Day

Bus Routes

1) Route 1 (Carson)

2) Route 2 (Carson)

3) Routes 21-23

4) Routes 41 & 46

5) Route 51

6) Routes 91-94

7) Routes 101-103

8) Routes 111 & 112

9) Routes 121,131,141,& 151

10) Routes 171 & 175

11) Routes 172, 173, & 174

12) Routes 181, 182, 191, & 192

13) Routes 405 (UCLA/Westwood)

14) PASSPORT

LBT_SystemMap_Freestanding.pdf

Additional Services within AUHSD

FRAN (Free Rides Around the Neighborhood)

FRAN (Friendly Rides Around the Neighborhood)

Made in 1997

Who is FRAN?

FRAN, also known as Free Rides around the Neighborhood, is a free and fun five-passenger micro-transit service that brings riders to the heart of Anaheim. FRAN connects passengers around a five-mile radius of Anaheim, working alongside MAKE and Good Food to passengers around Anaheim. FRAN goes to the historical monuments of Anaheim and popular areas like the Anaheim packing district.

How to use FRAN

1) Find your FRAN stop

Using FRAN’s service map, locate your closest fran stop.

Request your ride

Scan the QR Code at your FRAN stop, choosing your drop of destination.

Enjoy your Ride

Get ready to ride by waiting at your FRAN stop, and hop on board once FRAN arrives!

FRAN Routes

1) Center St. Circle

2) Center St. Promenade

3) Carnegie Plaza - Muzeo

4) Post Office @Broadway

5) Kraemer Building

6) Anaheim City Hall

7) Packing District @ Framer's Park

8) MAKE

9) Pearson Park

10) Villains Brewing Co.

11) Founder's Park

12) Washington Park

13) Citrus Park

14) Colony Park

15) Towne Center Shops

16) Central Library

17) Colony wine

18) Little People's Park

ART (Anaheim Regional Transportation)

Made in 1998

Who is ART?

ART, also known as Anaheim Regional Transportation, is an eco-friendly and flexible public transit option for exploring Anaheim. ART connects Anaheim's popular points of interest within Anaheim and Orange and is a convenient way to get roundtrip rides to the Disneyland Resort. ART bus stops at the Anaheim Regional Intermodal Center (ARTIC) will connect you to more transportation options to Los Angeles, San Clemente beaches, and San Diego.

Fare Prices

Regular Fares

$4.00 One Way
$6.00 1-day
$16.00 3-Day
$25.00 5-Day
$51.00 15-day
$69.00 30-Day

Discount/Promotions

Senior/Disabled

$1.50 One-way
$2.50 1-Day
$5.50 3-day
$8.50 5-day
$25.00 15-day
$35.00 30-Day

Children (3-9 Years)

$1.50 One-way
$2.50 1-Day
$3.50 3-day
$5.50 5-day
$15.00 15-day
$25.00 30-Day

Children Ride Free (0-3 Years)

Bus Routes

1) Grove Line (03)

2) Harbor Blvd. Line (04)

3) Grand Plaza Line (05)

4) Disney Way Line (06)

5) Clementine St. Line (07)

6) Hotel Circle Line (08)

7) Katella Ave. Line (09)

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