4th July fireworks. Fireworks display on dark sky background.
Victor Valley Transit is excited to offer Firecracker Express shuttle service for Barstow residents and visitors heading to the 28th Annual Barstow Fireworks Show Spectacular on Friday, July 4th at the Robert A. Sessions Memorial Sportspark. This fun-filled community event runs from 5:00 PM till, the dazzling fireworks display set to begin at 9:00 PM. Attendees can enjoy live music, delicious food trucks, a beer garden, and family-friendly activities, including jumpers and water slides for the kids.
VVTA will provide free shuttle service from two convenient locations:
Muriel Dr. & Condor St. – Shuttle departs beginning at 5:00 PM; return trip at 9:30 PM.
Barstow College (2700 Barstow Rd) – Shuttle departs beginning at 5:00 PM; return service at 9:30 PM, with on-request pickups available from 7:45 PM to 9:30 PM.
Leave the driving to us and enjoy a safe and festive 4th of July celebration!
In recognition of Juneteenth on Thursday, June 19th, 2025, 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 Friday, 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.
¡Celebrando Juneteenth! Victor Valley Transit estará cerrado el jueves 19 de Junio en honor a Juneteenth — no habrá servicio de autobuses y tanto nuestro lobby como oficinas administrativas también estarán cerrados.
¡Pero no te preocupes! Estaremos de regreso el viernes 20 de Junio con servicio completo y muchas sonrisas.
Temporary Bus Stop Closure – Bus Stop #20055 (Route 43) Effective Today (Tuesday), June 10, 2025, Bus Stop #20055 located at Bear Valley Rd & Apple Valley Rd (eastbound) will be temporarily closed due to construction.
The closure is expected to last approximately three months, or until further notice.
Passengers are advised to use the nearest alternate stop, Bus Stop #20054, located on Bear Valley Rd in front of the Jess Ranch Target.
We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as improvements are made in the area.
Thanks to our partners at SBCTA, Victor Valley Transit is proud to offer FREE* Rides All Day on Dump the Pump Day on Tuesday, June 17th! Leave the car at home and enjoy the ease of public transit while saving money and helping the environment.
✅ Free rides apply to: • All Fixed Routes • County Routes • Route 15 • Micro-Link • Direct Access
Join us in reducing fuel use, cutting emissions, and supporting clean air in the High Desert — ride with VVTA for free and help us Dump the Pump!
Memorial Day Closure – Monday, May 26, 2025 In observance of Memorial Day, Victor Valley Transit will not operate any bus service on Monday, May 26, 2025. Our administrative office will also be closed. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, May 27.
SBCTA is holding a public hearing to gather input on unmet transit needs within San Bernardino County. SBCTA and its transit partners will use information provided by the public for future transit improvements.
Monday, June 9, 2025, at 10:00 A.M.
SBCTA llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para recopilar opiniones sobre las necesidades de transporte no satisfechas dentro del Condado de San Bernardino. SBCTA y sus socios de transporte utilizarán la información proporcionada por el público para futuras mejoras en el sistema de transporte.
🎉 Get ready to ride and celebrate—Cinco de Mayo is coming up, and VVTA is bringing the fiesta to the streets with Fare-Free Rides all day long! Whether you’re heading to a family gathering, a local celebration, or just cruising through town, enjoy FREE rides on all Fixed Routes, County Routes, and Route 15 this May 5th. 🚌🌮🎊
No passes, no fees—just good vibes and free rides! Let VVTA be your safe and easy way to join in the Cinco de Mayo fun. Hop on, ride free, and celebrate the spirit of the day with us! 💃🕺
VVTA Honors Two Bus Operators for Acts of Compassion and Heroism
At its April 2025 Board of Directors Meeting, the Victor Valley Transit Authority (VVTA) proudly honored two bus operators, Robert Aguilera and Lucia Gallegos, for their exceptional actions in protecting and assisting vulnerable individuals while on duty. The VVTA Board of Directors presented each operator with a formal proclamation in recognition of their extraordinary service to the community.
Robert Aguilera, while driving along C Avenue, observed a small child standing alone in the middle of the road. Without hesitation, Aguilera safely stopped the bus, allowed the child to board, and immediately contacted VVTA dispatch to request assistance from a supervisor and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. He remained with the child until deputies arrived, who were then able to reunite the child with his mother.
Lucia Gallegos, operating Route 66 near Olive and G Streets, noticed an elderly man near a bus stop who appeared disoriented. After stopping the bus and speaking with him, she realized he was confused and possibly lost. Suspecting he may be experiencing dementia, Gallegos offered him a courtesy fare and contacted dispatch for help. A road supervisor and a Sheriff’s Deputy responded and discovered the man was from Bakersfield. Thanks to Gallegos’ care and attentiveness, the man was safely reunited with his family and returned home via Greyhound bus.
Both, Lucia and Robert went above and beyond in their roles as VVTA bus operators, showing true heart, professionalism, and care. Their dedication made a real difference, and their service is a reflection of the values that keep our community moving forward. We’re proud to recognize their outstanding work”. said Board Chair James Noble. “Their actions remind us that public transportation is not just about moving people—it’s about watching out for one another. On behalf of the entire board, we thank Robert and Lucia for representing the best of what VVTA stands for.”
VVTA CEO Nancie Goff echoed that praise, stating, “Our operators are the face of VVTA, and what Robert and Lucia did exemplify our mission to serve with quality, efficiency and responsiveness. We are proud to have employees who respond with such compassion and awareness. Their actions made a real difference, and we are honored to recognize them.”
VVTA remains committed to safety, service, and community, and applauds the continued dedication of all its frontline employees.
