Help us celebrate California Clean Air Day on Wednesday October 2nd by riding Public Transportation throughout the County of San Bernardino Fare FREE!!
That’s right, VVTA Fixed Routes, County Routes, Route 15, Direct Access and even Micro-Link will be FARE FREE to help make the California air a little cleaner!
Come join VVTA and leave you car at home and get on the Bus!
To make room for the Hesperia Days Parade, Routes 50, 64, 66, and 68 will be on Detour Saturday, September 21st from the beginning of service until 12 Noon. As a result, the following Stops will be missed:
Bus Stop #40115 E Ave & Olive St (Routes 64, 66 & 68)
Bus Stop #40116 E Ave & Olive St (Routes 50, 64, 66 & 68)
Bus Stop #40118 E Ave & Main St (Routes 64, 66 & 68)
Due to the on going Bridge Fire and poor air quality, VVTA has made the difficult decision to cancel service on the Route 21P to Pinon Hills and Route 21W to Wrightwood for the remainder of service today.
Please call 760-948-3030 for assistance or questions.
Get ready Victor Valley, on Tuesday July 16th we will have our Transit Services FARE FREE in recognition of National Rural Transit Day!
Ride our Fixed Routes, County Routes, Direct Access**, Micro-Link and even Route 15 Fare Free on July 16th! Give your wallet a break or use this opportunity to try Public Transportation for the first time!
Rural transit was established by the FTA in 1979, and Rural Transit Day was created in 2019 to appreciate the unique needs of rural passengers and celebrate the hardworking transit agencies that meet their travel needs. Funded by the Caltrans Division of Local Assistance, rural transit agencies in California play a vital role in maintaining the quality of life of rural residents by connecting people to much-needed essential services, jobs, education, and healthcare. We honor these transit agency heroes by publicizing all their hard work, taking the pledge to show our commitment to rural transit, and spreading awareness of Rural Transit Day and the importance of rural transit in our community.
** Must have ADA certification to use Direct Access**
In observance of Independence Day, VVTA Bus services will not operate on Thursday, July 4, 2024. Please make alternate plans for your transportation needs and we will return serving our customers on Friday, July 5.
Hey there! Have you ever wondered about the awesome transportation options available for seniors and those with disabilities? Well, you’re in luck! Come join us and explore a variety of choices tailored just for you.
🗓️ Date & Time: Wednesday, July 10th, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Location: Choice Medical Group Conference Room 19111 Town Center Drive Apple Valley, CA 92308
📞 RSVP: Call 760-338-0914 to reserve your spot!
Lunch will be provided by the wonderful April Love & Tuesday Nickels at Team Love at Coldwell Banker Home Source.
Discover the fantastic programs offered by Victor Valley Transit to support seniors and disabled members of our community. We can’t wait to see you at this fun and informative Senior Lunch Event!
The City of Barstow will be holding their 27th Annual Firework Spectacular at the Robert A. Sessions Memorial Sportspark this Fourth of July, and Victor Valley Transit will get you there for FREE!
Due to the very limited parking, Victor Valley Transit has once again partnered up with the The City of Barstow to bring you the Firecracker Express, providing complimentary transportation to and from this spectacular event.
Attendees will have the option to be picked up from either Barstow College or at Muriel Drive & Condor St, as well as options for Direct Access passengers and Barstow Fix Route Bus passengers.
We will also have return service to those locations from 7pm onward, for those wishing to depart early.
Please visit vvta.org/firecracker for complete information or call 760-948-4021.
In recognition of Juneteenth on Wednesday, June 19th, 2024, there will be no transit services, allowing Bus Operators and staff to honor this day with their friends and loved ones. In addition, the lobby and offices will also be closed. VVTA will be back on operating regular Bus Service on Thursday, June 20th.
The Emancipation Proclamation, issued by Abraham Lincoln on September 22, 1862, took effect on January 1, 1863. However, it wasn’t until June 19, 1865, when Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, that the last enslaved people in the Confederacy were freed. This day, known as Juneteenth, was first celebrated in 1866 and continues to be a significant day of remembrance and celebration.