Beaumont Transit

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Beaumont Transit
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Beaumont Transit Vehicle in San Bernardino in 2022
ParentCity of Beaumont
Locale Beaumont, California
Service type Bus service, paratransit
Routes9
Website beaumontca.gov/transit

Beaumont Transit, formerly Pass Transit, is a transit agency providing public transport bus services primarily in the community of Beaumont, California, United States. The agency operates fixed-route local services, commuter express buses to nearby communities and curb-to-curb Dial a Ride services to certified passengers.

Contents

History

Beaumont transit, which was operating as Pass Transit, used to operate route 136 in Calimesa. Service to Calimesa was discontinued due to low ridership in 2018 [1]

In 2019, Pass Transit was split into two transit systems. Becoming Beaumont Transit, and Banning Connect after disagreements between the city of Banning and city of Beaumont. [2]

Routes

Fixed-Route

Beaumont Transit a total of eight routes. On weekdays, there are two fixed-route local services, three commuter express routes, and two school-day only routes. On weekends there is one local fixed-route service and one commuter express route. No service is provided on Sunday. [3]

RouteTerminalsViaNotes
3 Beaumont

Walmart

Cherry Valley

Beaumont High School

Starlight Av
4Beaumont

Walmart

Beaumont

Beaumont Library

8th St, Pennsylvania Av
3/4Beaumont

Walmart

Beaumont

Cougar Way & Beaumont Ave

8th St, Beaumont Av
7-1Beaumont

Oak Valley Pkwy & Desert Lawn Dr

Beaumont

Beaumont High School

Oak Valley Pkwy
7-2Beaumont

6th St & Orange Av

Beaumont

Beaumont High School

4th St, Brookside Av
9Beaumont

Manzanita Pkwy & Brownie Wy

Beaumont

Beaumont High School

1st St

Express routes

RouteTerminalsViaNotes
120Beaumont

Walmart

San Bernardino

San Bernardino Transit Center

I-10
125Beaumont

Walmart

Loma Linda

VA Hospital

I-10
Casino ExpressBeaumont

Walmart

Cabazon

Morongo Casino

I-10

Bus fleet

Active fleet

Make/ModelFleet NumbersThumbnailYearEngineTransmissionNotes
Chevrolet C5500 28232009
Glaval Entourage
Ford E450 2824-28262010
Starcraft Allstar
Chevrolet C5500 2827-28292009
Starcraft Allstar XL
Ford F550 2830-28322012
ENC Aero Elite
Ford F550 28332012
ENC Aero Elite
ENC XHF 40' CNG 2837-28392015Cummins Westport ISL GAllison B400R
Ford F550 28402016
ENC National Aero Elite
ENC EZ Rider II BRT 32' CNG 28422018Cummins Westport L9NAllison B3400 xFE
GreenPower EV Star 2846-28472019
ENC EZ Rider II BRT 32' CNG 2848-28492023Cummins Westport L9NAllison B3400xFE

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References

  1. daSilva, Karen (21 June 2018). "Calimesa's in-town bus route on its final stop". Yucaipa/Calimesa News Mirror. Retrieved 10 August 2023.
  2. Gazette, DAVID JAMES HEISS, Record (8 November 2020). "Waiting for a bus? Pass Transit riders may soon do so in vain". Banning Record Gazette. Retrieved 10 August 2023.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  3. "Fixed Route System". Beaumont Transit. August 2021. Retrieved October 16, 2022.