Commute Options
A Commute You Can Smile About
Bike
Get fit, save money, and improve air quality – all on the way to work.
Go Further with Your Bike + Transit
Your ride can be as close as your nearby transit station or bus stop. Bringing your bike on board a bus can help you make the connection quick and easy. Be sure to check with your local transit provider for more details.
- As the bus approaches, have your bike ready to load from the curb side
- Signal to the driver that you want to load your bike
- Bikes go on exterior racks attached to the front of Beaumont Transit buses
- Spaces are on a first‑come, first‑served basis
- All Corona Cruiser buses have bike racks located at the front of the bus
- Please notify the driver in order to utilize the bike racks
- Full‑sized, non‑folding bicycles must be stowed in the bicycle rack at the front of the bus
- Bikes can be brought onto Metro buses and trains at all times, if space is available
- All Metro buses have at least two bike racks on the front and all G Line (Orange) buses have three
- Bikes are allowed on all Metrolink train cars and each train car is designed to hold three bikes
- The special Bike Cars are designed to hold 9 bikes on the lower level
- Most Metrolink stations offer bike racks or bike lockers for passengers
- All Mountain Transit buses are equipped with bike racks capable of transporting two bicycles
- Riders are responsible for loading and unloading bikes
- All buses are equipped with bike racks
- With bike racks available on Omnitrans fixed‑route buses and OmniGo buses, you can bring your bike along for the ride and there is no extra charge
- There is a bike rack on the front of every OCTA bus, plus you can bring a folding bike onto the bus, simply have your bike folded and ready to be taken on board before the bus arrives
- RTA buses feature bike racks on all fixed‑route buses including CommuterLink Express and RapidLink
- Every RTA bus has a bicycle rack capable of handling at least two bikes with standard bike tires
- Every SunBus is equipped with a bike rack
- Bicycles may be loaded or unloaded at any SunLine bus stop
- For more information call (760) 948‑3030
It pays to ride your bike
Start biking to work and earn $5 a day in gift card rewards for the first three months. Also, log your trips for a chance to win a monthly prize valued at up to $100.
Two-wheel pit stops
Unifying the cycling community to have a stronger voice in promoting bicycling for transportation and recreation
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Omnitrans low‑cost, do‑it‑yourself workshop where community members can learn to maintain and repair their bicycles
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FREE space where you can learn to work on your bike. Organized by volunteers and meant to help encourage sharing cycling related knowledge, skills, and tools
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