List of SacRT bus routes

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This is a list of bus routes operated by the Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT). In 2023, these routes had a ridership of 8,659,100, or about 30,900 per weekday as of the third quarter of 2024.

Contents

Regular routes

Route numberRoute nameArea servedLight rail station(s)Weekday serviceSaturday serviceSunday/holiday serviceAdditional info
1GreenbackSunrise Mall, San Juan High School, Greenback San Juan Center, Creekside Center, American River College, Discovery MuseumWatt/I-805 am – 10:30 pm5:30 am – 9:30 pm5:30 am – 9:30 pmCreated in 1990 as part of the Beltline (from portions of former routes 70 and 90). Formerly operated to Mather Field/Mills LRT (now covered by route #21).
11Natomas/Land ParkInderkum High School, Park Place, Sleep Train Arena, Natomas Marketplace, Natomas High School, Stone Creek Plaza/Discovery Center, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (3rd & J), Greyhound Station7th & Richards, 8th & H, 7th & I, 8th & K, St. Rose of Lima Park, City College6 am – 7:30 pm7 am – 8 pm7 am – 8 pmCreated on June 15, 2003. [1] In September 2019, line 11 was extended south to City College via Riverside, Vallejo Way, Land Park, and Sutterville in September 2019, replacing part of line 6, as line 6 was reduced to peak only service and renumbered line 106. [2]
13Natomas/ArdenNatomas Marketplace, Sleep Train Arena, Northgate, Arden Way, Uptown Sacramento, Arden Fair Mall, Encina High School, Arden Watt Marketplace, Kaiser Sacramento, Country Club Plaza/Country Club CentreArden/Del Paso6 am – 9:30 pm7 am – 10 pm7 am – 10 pmOn September 8, 2019, line 13 was rerouted west on San Juan from Northgate to Truxel, extended north on Truxel and west on Del Paso, and was extended east replacing line 22 with an extension further east to Butano & El Camino as part of SacRT Forward. Line 113, which was created on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward, covers service on along North Market, and follows the old route of line 13, with a rerouting directly on North Market rather than via National and Sierra Point, and service on Gateway Parkway was discontinued. [2]
15Del Paso HeightsGrant Union High School, Del Paso Heights, Uptown Sacramento, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (8th & O) via Grand & Rio LindaWatt/I-80, Arden/Del Paso, Globe, 7th & Richards, 7th & I, 8th & K, St. Rose of Lima Park5:30 am – 9 pm6:30 am – 9:30 pm8 am – 9:30 pmAlong with the Rio Linda Blvd segment, line 15 also operated on T Street from 8th/9th Streets in Downtown Sacramento, through Elmhurst, to the Tahoe Park area. Prior to 1980, the T Street portion was part of line 4, which operated between West Sacramento (East Yolo) and Tahoe Park. Line 15 operated along T Street from Downtown Sacramento to Tahoe Park between 1979 and 2003. This portion of line 15 was replaced by former line 37 on September 28, 2003. [1] The section of line 15 south of Arden/Del Paso was discontinued on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward; alternative service is available on the Blue Line and line 11. That same day, line 15 was renamed from Rio Linda Blvd-O St to Del Paso Heights. [2]
19Rio LindaWatt Towne Center, Elverta Crossing/Walmart, Center High School, Gibson Ranch County Park, Rio Linda, Rio Linda Plaza, Rio Linda High School, Del Paso Heights, Uptown Sacramento, Elverta RoadWatt/I-80, Arden/Del Paso5:30 am – 9 pm7 am – 8 pm7 am – 7:30 pmLine 19 once continued along Watt Avenue to Country Club Plaza area and to Kaiser Medical Center on Morse Avenue. Service south of the Watt/I-80 LRT station was discontinued in 1990. On September 8, 2019, line 19 was rerouted directly on Rio Linda between Bell and Elkhorn, and was also rerouted from 10th Street east on O Street, south on Dry Creek, east on Elkhorn, and north on Watt as part of SacRT Forward. Service on Claire and Dry Creek between Bell and Elkhorn and from O Street to Watt via 10th Street, Q Street, Rio Linda, Elverta was eliminated. Service via Watt south of Elkhorn was eliminated; alternative service is available on lines 26 and 84. [2]
21SunriseMills Center, Cordova High School, Sunriver Village Shopping Center, Gold River Town Center, Fair Oaks Village, Sunrise Village/Quail Pointe Shopping Center, Sunrise Mall, Copperwood Square Shopping Center, Louis & Orlando transfer point via SunriseMather Field/Mills6 am – 10:45 pm6 am – 10:30 pm7 am – 10 pmLine 21 is the former portion of line 1 that originally operated between Sunrise Mall and Butterfield (later, Mather Field/Mills) station. Created on July 21, 2004. [3] On January 6, 2008, line 21 was extended south to the Louis and Orlando transit center in Roseville, replacing line 91.
23El CaminoSunrise Mall, San Juan High School, Greenback San Juan Center, Carmichael Village, Carmichael Oaks Shopping Center, El Camino High School, Country Club Plaza/Country Club Centre, Arden Fair Mall, Uptown SacramentoArden/Del Paso5 am – 10:30 pm6:30 am – 9 pm6:30 am – 9:30 pmLine 88 took over the West El Camino Avenue portion of line 23 in 1991. Prior to 1980, line 23 continued to Folsom. Line 23 was rerouted from Ethan Way to Howe Ave via Alta Arden Way on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward. [2]
25MarconiSunrise Mall, Sunrise Village/Quail Pointe Shopping Center, Madison & Dewey Marketplace, Mercy San Juan Medical Center, Madison Square, Crestview Village Shopping Center, Carmichael Village, Carmichael Oaks Shopping Center, Town & Country VillageMarconi/Arcade5:30 am – 11 pm8 am – 10:45 pm7 am – 9:15 pmService via Madison to Sunrise Mall was eliminated on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward (transfer to line 1 to get to Sunrise Mall; use SmaRT Ride Microtransit or walk from line 25 to get to Madison). Line 25 was instead rerouted to go from Coyle & Dewey north on Dewey, continuing onto Van Maren, and north on Auburn to Louis/Orlando transit center, replacing a portion of line 93, which was rerouted. [2]
26FultonMcClellan Business Park, Town & Country Village, Loehmann's Plaza, Pavilions, CSU SacramentoUniversity/65th Street, Watt/I-806 am – 11 pm8 am – 10:45 pm8 am – 9:15 pmService extended north on Watt to Elverta on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward (replacing a portion of line 19, which was rerouted). [2]
30J St.CSU Sacramento Transit Center, Mercy General Hospital, Sutter General Hospital, Sutter's Fort State Historic Park, Lavender Heights, Sacramento Convention Center, Downtown Sacramento, Downtown Commons8th & K, St. Rose of Lima Park, 7th & I, Sacramento Valley6 am – 9:45 pm6:30 am – 9:30 pm6:30 am – 9:30 pmOn September 8, 2019, line 30 was rerouted in downtown to follow 39th Street and L Street westbound rather than going by Capitol Mall and following J Street all the way to 9th Street as part of SacRT Forward; line 30 also began to be shared with line 38. [2] Also, line 30 started to be shared with line 38.
33Dos RiosAlkali Flat Historic DistrictAlkali Flat/La Valentina6:30a–5:30p
38Tahoe ParkUC Davis Medical Center, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Broadway & 8th via DowntownUniversity/65th Street, 29th Street, St. Rose of Lima Park, 8th & O, Sacramento Valley5:30 am – 10:15 pm6:45 am – 9:15 pm6:30 am – 9:30 pmFormally line 8. Changed to line 38 in September 1982. On September 8, 2019, line 38 was rerouted from 39th & Stockton to turn north on 39th and go west on J/L Street to downtown; outbound trips from Sacramento Valley follow H Street and 6th Street directly to J Street; line 38 also began to be shared with line 30. The Downtown SmaRT Ride zone extended to cover the deleted portions. The name was changed from line 38 P/Q streets to line 38 Tahoe Park. [2]
51Stockton/BroadwayFlorin Towne Centre, Fruitridge Shopping Center, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (7th & G)8th & O, 7th-8th & Capitol, St. Rose of Lima Park, Broadway5:30 am – 10:30 pm6 am – 9 pm7 am – 9:30 pmAt one time, operated along Fruitridge Road from Stockton Blvd to Power Inn Road. Also served the Glen Elder neighborhood prior to the late 1990s.
56MeadowviewCosumnes River College, Methodist Hospital of Sacramento, Kaiser South Sacramento, Southpointe Plaza, South Center/Valley Shopping Center, The Promenade, Pocket Transit CenterMeadowview5:45 am – 10:30 pm8 am – 10:30 pm7:30 am – 9:15 pmLine 56 was created in 1992, to provide all-day service between Downtown Sacramento and Elk Grove, via Laguna Creek. In the fall of 2003, line service to Downtown Sacramento was discontinued, due to the opening of the new Blue Line segment to Meadowview. On September 8, 2019, line 56 was rerouted via Brookfield and Franklin rather than on Mack Rd between Brookfield and Franklin as part of SacRT Forward, replacing line 47, which was discontinued. [2]
61FruitridgeFruitridge Shopping Center, South Land Park & 35th via FruitridgePower Inn, College Greens, Fruitridge5:45 am – 9:15 pm7 am – 9 pm7 am – 8:15 pmOriginally operated as the Freeport-Fruitridge line from 1974 to 2003. Formerly served McMahon Drive and Lemon Hill Avenue, and terminated at Florin Mall (now Florin Towne Centre). Aligned along its current segment since 2003, due to the opening of the Blue Line light rail segment to Meadowview. On September 8, 2019, line 61 was rerouted to turn south on Power Inn and replaced part of line 65 to Florin Towne Centre as part of SacRT Forward. Service on Fruitridge east of Power Inn and on Florin-Perkins from Belvedere to Fruitridge was discontinued. Service from College Greens station to Belvedere Ave at Florin-Perkins Road is available on line 161 (which was created on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward). Alternative service from Power Inn and Fruitridge to College Greens is available by transfer to line 81 northbound, and then transfer to the Gold Line eastbound. That same day, also as part of SacRT Forward, line 61 extended west via 43rd and Riverside Drive, then west on Gloria and replaced part of line 2 to Pocket Transit Center; line 2 was renumbered to line 102 and was reduced to peak service only. [2]
62FreeportPocket Transit Center, The Promenade, Sacramento City College, McClatchy High School, Lavender Heights, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (3rd & J)4th Avenue/Wayne Hultgren, Broadway, St. Rose of Lima Park5:45 am – 9:30 pm7 am – 10 pm7:15 am – 10 pmLine 62 formerly operated as the Freeport – Florin line from 1974 to 2003. Line 62 served Florin Road between Stockton Blvd and South Land Park Drive before being rerouted on its current alignment in the fall of 2003. On September 8, 2019, line 62 was rerouted west from 43rd & 13th Street to continue west on 43rd and then turn south on Land Park Drive as part of SacRT Forward, replacing part of line 6; line 6 was renumbered to line 106 and was reduced to peak service only. [2]
67FranklinArden Fair Mall, Cal Expo, Sutter General Hospital, Sutter's Fort State Historic Park, Sacramento Charter High School, Southgate, Florin Towne Centre via Franklin29th Street5 am – 10:45 pm6:30 am – 10 pm7 am – 10 pmShared with Route 68. Was line 72 prior to September 1982. Prior to 1990, line 67 (along with line 68) operated to Downtown Sacramento, inbound via 30th Street, K Street, 28th Street, I Street, 15th Street, L Street, terminating on 3rd Street before J Street; outbound trips originated at 3rd and J Streets and traveled east on J Street to 29th Street. On September 8, 2019, line 67 was realigned off of Florin (use line 81 for alternative service on Florin) and was rerouted south via Franklin, east on Mack and on an identical routing to line 56 from there to Cosumnes River College as part of SacRT Forward, replacing part of line 65, which was discontinued. [2]
68Oak ParkArden Fair Mall, Cal Expo, Sutter General Hospital, Sutter's Fort State Historic Park, Sacramento Charter High School, Florin Towne Centre via MLK & 44th, Vineyard Square/Power Inn Center, Southpointe Plaza, Kaiser South Sacramento, Methodist Hospital of Sacramento, Cosumnes River College29th Street5:30 am – 11:15 pm7:15 am – 10 pm7 am – 9:45 pmShared with Route 67. Was line 71 prior to September 1982. On September 8, 2019, line 68 was rerouted off of Steiner and Sky Parkway (these areas lost service); line 68 instead was rerouted to continue east on 47th and then turn south on Stockton instead. Line 68 extended south via the current line 55, except that line 68 was extended via Florin and Palmer House rather than Florin Mall Drive, Orange Avenue, Chandler Drive, and Lindale Drive. [2]
72RosemontFolsom Lake College (Rancho Cordova Center Campus), Bradville Square/Bradshaw Marketplace, Rosemont High School, Rosemont PlazaMather Fields/Mills, Watt/Manlove5:45 am – 9:30 pm8 am – 7:30 pm8 am – 6:30 pmCreated on September 6, 1998; part replaced the old route of line 28 (which was rerouted to replace line 78). [4] In September 2019, Saturday service will extend to 7 am – 9:30 pm, and Sunday service will extend to 7 am – 9 pm. [2]
75MatherVA Sacramento, Folsom Lake College (Rancho Cordova Center Campus), Mather AirportMather Field/Mills6:30 am – 7:30 pm7:30 am – 6 pm7:30 am – 6 pmLoop service; created on June 17, 2001. [5] [6] On September 8, 2019, line 75 extended southwest to Butterfield station as part of SacRT Forward, replacing part of line 28, which was discontinued. That same day, also as part of SacRT Forward, line 75 from Mather Field & Rockingham was rerouted to go southwest on Rockingham, and continue via Old Placerville, Schriever, Armstrong, Bleckley, McCuen, Femoyer, International, Data, and Capital

Center, replacing part of line 74, which was discontinued. [2]

78ButterfieldFolsom BlButterfield, Mather Field/Mills6a–8p8a–8p8a–8p
81FlorinFlorin & Riverside, John F. Kennedy High School (Sacramento), Lake Crest Village Shopping Center, Luther Burbank High School, Southgate Plaza, Florin Towne Centre, Hiram W. Johnson High SchoolUniversity/65th Street5:15 am – 11 pm6:15 am – 10:30 pm6:15 am – 9 pmOperated from Greenhaven to Roseville, via CSUS, Kaiser Hospital Sacramento Medical Center, American River College, Mercy San Juan Hospital, and Sunrise Mall from circa 1974 to 1977. Line later shortened to Sunrise Mall in the late 1970s, and then shortened again to American River College in September 1982. Line then shortened along its current alignment on September 3, 2000, when the north half was split into line 82. [7] [8]
82Northrop/MorseAmerican River College, Mira Loma High School, Arcade Square Shopping Center, Country Club Plaza/Country Club Centre, Kaiser Sacramento, Loehmann's Plaza, Pavilions, CSU SacramentoUniversity/65th Street5 am – 11:15 pm6 am – 10:45 pm7:15 am – 10 pmCreated to cover half of line 81 on September 3, 2000. [7] [8] In September 2019, line 82 was rerouted from Whitney & Mission to Winding Way & College Oak to go east on Whitney, north on Walnut, and west on Winding Way. The old route north on Mission, west on Engle, north on Eastern, east on Edison, north on Mission, and east on Winding Way lost service. [2]
84WattWatt & Elverta, Center High School, Elverta Crossing/Walmart, Elkhorn Shopping Center, Highlands High School, Discovery Museum, Arcade Square Shopping Center, Country Club Plaza/Country Club Centre, Kaiser Sacramento, Arden Watt MarketplaceWatt/Manlove, Starfire5:30 am – 10:30 pm7 am – 10:15 pm7 am – 9:15 pmCreated in 1987. Was known as 84 Watt-North Highlands and was joined with line 80 until September 8, 2019. On September 8, 2019, line 84 was rerouted from Walerga & Antelope to continue north on Walerga and turn west on Elverta rather than following Antelope and Watt as part of SacRT Forward (line 26 covers Watt, but there is no service on Antelope), and the line was also rerouted on the south end from Watt & La Riviera east on La Rivieraand southwest on Folsom as part of SacRT Forward, replacing part of line 80, which was discontinued; line 84 covers the portion of line 80 from Rivera to Elkhorn. The line was renamed 84 Wat6 [2]
86GrandGrant Union High School, Del Paso Heights, Natomas High School, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (9th & K)Marconi/Arcade5:30 am – 10:15 pm6:45 am – 9:45 pm7 am – 9 pmCreated to cover the Marconi/Arcade to Downtown Sacramento portion of line 87 in April 2004. [9] [10]
87HowePavilions, CSU SacramentoMarconi/Arcade, university/65th Street6 am – 9:30 pm6:45 am – 10 pm6:45 am – 9:30 pmLine 87 was a crosstown route, operating from Downtown Sacramento to Sacramento City College via Natomas, Del Paso Heights, Arden-Arcade, East Sacramento, Tahoe Park, and Oak Park. Line 87 replaced line 9 in June 1981. Line 87 once had service along 39th Street (between Stockton Boulevard and D Street), D Street, 46th Street, F Street (to serve the now defunct Sutter Memorial Hospital), Elvas Avenue, H Street to CSUS; this service was part of line 9 and service to Sutter Memorial Hospital was discontinued Labor Day weekend 1983. Formerly operated along line 86's current alignment (with a slight deviation). Also, line 87 continued beyond University/65th Street to Sacramento City College, via the U.C. Davis Medical Center and Central Oak Park. Line service from University/65th Street to City College was discontinued in 1996, due to coverage by (then new) line 83. [2]
88West El CaminoUptown Sacramento, Stone Creek Plaza/Discovery Center, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (9th & K) via West El Camino AveArden/Del Paso5:45 am – 9:45 pm6:45 am – 10 pm7:45 am – 9:15 pmFormerly a portion of line 23.
93HillsdaleCitrus Heights (Louis & Orlando), Grand Oaks Center, Costco/Walmart Citrus Heights, Creekside Center, Elkhorn Plaza, Foothill High School, Hillsdale PlazaWatt/I-805:45 am – 9:45 pm7:30 am – 8:45 pm7:30 am – 8:45 pmOn September 8, 2019, line 93 was realigned from Andrea & Elkhorn to continue northeast on Andrea and continue via Tupelo, Antelope, and Auburn rather than via Auburn and Elkhorn as part of SacRT Forward, replacing part of line 95, which was discontinued. For service on Auburn Blvd, use realigned line 25. Use line 193 (which was renumbered from line 103 that day) for service on Elkhorn (or walk from line 1 or line 93 if line 193 does not operate at this time) [2]
102Riverside CommuterRush River & Windbridge, The Promenade, John F. Kennedy High School, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (7th & G)5:30 am – 9 am/2:25 pm – 7 pmWas line 2 Riverside before September 2019; it was renumbered and renamed as part of SacRT Forward because service was reduced to be peak only. [2]
103Riverside ExpressPocket & Greenhaven, John F. Kennedy High School, Downtown Commons, California State Capitol, Downtown (7th & G)8th & O, 7th-8th & Capitol, St. Rose of Lima Park6 am – 8 am/4 pm – 6 pmWas line 3 before September 2019; renumbered on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward because it is a peak only route. [2]
105ElsieMeadowview, South Center/Valley Shopping Center, Southpointe Plaza, Kaiser South Sacramento, Florin High SchoolMeadowview7:15 am – 7:40 am, 3:40 pm – 4:02 pmService was originally numbered line 5, and line 5 (along with line #6 (now line #106)) operated from Downtown Sacramento, down Land Park/South Land Park Drives, Alma Vista Drive, to Meadowview Road and 24th Street. Service was later extended to Kaiser South Sacramento Medical Center in the early 1990s, and then to Florin High School and Old Town Elk Grove around the mid-1990s. Line 5 was renumbered line 105 Elsie on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward because service was reduced to be peak only. [2]
106Land Park CommuterRush River & Windbridge – Downtown (7th & G)8th & O, 7th-8th & Capitol, St. Rose of Lima Park5:30 am – 8 pmWas line 6 Land Park until September 8, 2019; it was renumbered and renamed as part of SacRT Forward because service was reduced to be peak only. [2]
107South Land Park ExpressRush River & Windbridge – Downtown (7th & G)8th & O, 7th-8th & Capitol, St. Rose of Lima Park6 am – 8 am/4 pm – 6 pmService was originally numbered line 7. Prior to the Blue Line extension opening to Meadowview, line 7 was an express bus that operated between Downtown Sacramento, Meadowview Road, and Mack Road. Between 2000 and 2003, line 7 operated all day express service, Monday through Friday. Line 7 was renumbered line 107 on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward because it is a peak only route. [2]
109Hazel ExpressCable Park Shopping Center/Walmart, Madison Marketplace, Nimbus Dam Recreation Area, California State Capitol, Midtown Sacramento, Downtown Sacramento, Downtown Commons8th & O, 7th-8th & Capitol, St. Rose of Lima Park6:30 am – 7:30 am/4:30 pm – 6:30 pmLine once ended at the Butterfield LRT.
113North Market CommuterNatomas Marketplace, Sleep Train Arena, NorthgateArden/Del Paso6:30 am – 5:30 pmCreated on September 8, 2019, as part of SacRT Forward to replace service on route 13 as part of SacRT Forward. [2]
124Sunrise CommuterGreenback Ln, Sunrise Bl, Rancho Cordova City Hall, Rancho Cordova VA HospitalSunrise5:45a–8:30a, 4:15p–7p
129Arden CommuterDewey & Madison, Del Campo High School, Carmichael Oaks Shopping Center, Arden Watt Marketplace, Arden Fair Mall, Governor's Mansion State Historic Park, Wells Fargo Pavilion, Downtown Commons, Downtown Sacramento (8th & O)7th & I, 8th & K, St. Rose of Lima Park6:20 am – 7:40 am/4:30-6 pmCreated circa 1974 as a local line for Arden Way. Operated from Fair Oaks to Downtown Sacramento. In September 2019, line 29 was renumbered line 129 as part of SacRT Forward because it is a peak only route. [2]
134McKinley CommuterCSUS, Sutter Memorial Hospital, Downtown Commons, Downtown (8th & O),7th & I, 8th & K, St. Rose of Lima Park, Sacramento Valley6 am – 9 am, 2:30 pm – 6 pmWas originally numbered line 1. Line 1 was renumbered line 34 on Labor Day Weekend 1982. Line 34 also operated along Folsom Blvd and Capitol Avenue from Downtown Sacramento to University/65th Street until September 1992, and was called 34 Folsom – McKinley. After September 1992, former line 36 took over bus service along the Folsom/Capitol segment, and the lber 2019, line 34 was renumbered line 134 as part of SacRT forward because service was reduced to be peak only. The bus route will be realigned off of Coloma Way and Pala Way to use the new 53rd Street extension through former Sutter Hospital site, upon construction. [2]
138Causeway Connection Downtown Davis, UC Davis Medical Center 5:30 am – 9 pmOperations partnership with YoloBus and UC Davis [11] Uses Proterra Catalyst battery electric buses featuring WiFi and USB charging ports.
142AirportDowntown Sacramento, Sacramento International Airport 3 am-12Mid3 am-12Mid3 am-12Mid
175Rancho CordoVan-SunridgeDouglas Rd, Sunrise Bl, Kilgore RdZinfandel6a–9a, 3p–7p
176Rancho CordoVan-KavalaZinfandel Dr, Douglas Rd, Rancho Cordova Pkwy, Sunrise BlZinfandel5:30a–8a, 4p–7p
177Rancho CordoVan-VillagesZinfandel Dr, White Rock, Prospect Park Dr, Baroque DrZinfandel6a–7p
193Auburn CommuterLouis & Orlando transfer point, Grand Oaks Center, Costco/Walmart Citrus Heights, Creekside CenterWatt/I-80 Station6 am – 7:30 am/4:30–6:30 pmService was originally numbered and named line 103 Auburn Road. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, line 103 operated all day and into the evening hours, Monday through Saturday. On September 8, 2019, line 103 was renumbered to line 193 as part of SacRT Forward. [2]

Non-SacRT Routes

This is a list of bus routes that SacRT operates for other transit agencies.

Route numberRoute nameAgencyArea ServedRegular ServiceFrequencySaturday serviceSunday/holiday service
10-FSLHistoric Folsom /

Iron Point

Folsom Stage Line Historic Folsom station, Folsom Lake College, Kaiser Medical Center, Intel, Iron Point station, Folsom High School, American River Canyon5:30 am - 7 pmevery 60 minsnone
20-FSLSchool Route Vista del Lago High School (Folsom, California), Folsom Lake College 7 am - 7:45 am,

2 pm - 2:30 pm (We,) 3:45 pm - 4:20 pm (Mo, Tu, Th, Fr)

every 15 mins
30-FSLGlenn Light Rail Glenn station, Folsom City Hall, Folsom State Prison 6 am - 8 am,

2:35 pm - 4:45 pm

every 20 mins
E10Big Horn & Civic Center to P St E-tran Elk Grove, California, Sacramento, California (commute route)5:30 am - 7:30 am (to P Street)

3:30 pm - 5:30 pm (to Big Horn)

every 60 mins
E11 Franklin High School to 29th St Station 6 am - 7:50 am

(to 29th Street) 3:30 pm - 6 pm (to Franklin High)

every 30 mins
E12Big Horn & Civic Center to 29th St Station6 am - 7:45 am

(to 29th Street) 4 pm - 5:30 pm (to Big Horn)

E13Elkmont to P St5:45 am - 7:15 am (to P Street)

3:40 pm - 5:15 pm (to Elkmont)

E14Big Horn & Bruceville to 29th St Station5:45 am - 7:45 am (to 29th Street)

3:45 pm - 5:40 pm (to Big Horn)

every 60 mins
E15Bond to P St6:15 am - 7:45 am (to P Street)

4:10 pm - 5:40 pm (to Bond Road)

every 30 mins
E16Clarke Farms to P St6:30 am - 8 am (to P Street)

4 pm - 5:30 pm (to Clarke Farms)

E17Armand George to P St6:30 am - 8:20 am (to P Street)

4:10 pm - 6:10 pm (to Armand George)

every 60 mins
E18Q St to Longleaf6:40 am - 7:30 am (to Longleaf)

4:40 pm - 5:15 pm (to Q Street)

one time
E19Harbor Point to Butterfield station 4:45 am - 7:50 am, 3:30 pm (to Butterfield)

5:45 am, 2:40 pm - 5:50 pm (to Harbor Point)

every 60 mins (one time at 3:30 pm to Butterfield and 5:45 to Harbor Point)
E110Sky River Casino to Cosumnes River College Sky River Casino, Kaiser Permanente (2 locations), Cosumnes Oaks High School, Elk Grove Auto Mall, Cinemark Century Laguna, Sutter Health, WinCo Foods, Cosumnes River College 6 am - 10 pmevery 30 mins (regular,) every 60 mins (Sat)6:30 am - 6:30 pmnone
E111 Laguna Main St to Big Horn & Civic Center (Cosumnes Oaks High School) Laguna West, Safeway, Raley's (Elk Grove Blvd), Franklin, Franklin High School, Walmart, Cosumnes Oaks High School 6 am - 8 pmevery 90 minsnone
E112 Laguna West, Safeway, Raley's (Elk Grove Blvd), Arlene Hein Elementary, Costco, District566:25 am - 7:45 pmevery 60 mins
E113 Laguna Main St to Elkmont Laguna West, Safeway, Target (Laguna Blvd), Highway 99, Elk Grove City Hall, Elk Grove Police Department, Highway 99 (Loop), Elk Grove High School, Elk Grove Animal Services, Amazon 6:50 am - 8 pmevery 60 mins (regular,) every 30 mins (Sat)7:45 am - 6 pmnone
E114 Laguna Main St to Armand George Laguna West, Safeway, Wackford Aquatic Center, Cosumnes River College, Target (Cosumnes River), Lowe's, Monterey Trail High School (North End), Vineyard, Sheldon High School 6:20 am - 7:45 pm7:50 am - 6:15 pm
E115 Cosumnes River College to Clarke FarmsCosumnes River College, Lowe's, Monterey Trail High School (South End), Vineyard, Pleasant Grove High School, Clarke Farms7:30 am - 8 pmevery 60 minsnone
E116Clarke Farms to Cosumnes River CollegeClarke Farms, Bel-Air (Elk Grove Blvd), Joseph Kerr Middle School, Highway 99, Walmart (Elk Grove Blvd), Costco, Nugget Markets, Harriet Eddy Middle School, Target (Laguna Blvd), Cosumnes River College6 am - 8:30 pmevery 60 mins7:30 am - 6:30 pmnone

Shuttle service

The Neighborhood Ride routes

Former routes

Contracted shuttle services

These shuttles are operated by RT through a partnership with cities of Rancho Cordova, Granite Park, and North Natomas

Capital City hospital shuttles

Shuttle buses that provide service to/from RT LT stations to the hospitals within the Central area.

Route numberRoute nameArea servedRT Light Rail station(s)Weekday serviceSaturday serviceSunday/holiday serviceAdditional info
SGSutter General/29th ShuttleSutter General Hospital29th6 am – 7 pm
SMSutter Memorial/65th ShuttleSutter Memorial HospitalUniversity/65th6 am – 7 pm
SMCSSutter Medical Center ShuttleSutter General Hospital, Sutter Memorial Hospital6 am – 7 pm
UCDMCUC Davis Medical CenterUC Davis Medical Center, Cypress Building, Lawrence J. Ellison Ambulatory Care Center39th6 am – 6 pm
MGHMercy General Hospital29th, 39th5 am – 10 pm

School day service

These routes operates during the school season (September to June). These were created on January 4, 2004. [12] [13]

Route numberRoute nameSchool(s) served
205Fruitridge Rd – Freeport BlvdCalifornia Middle School
20612th Ave, Sutterville RdCalifornia Middle School
210La Riviera & WattKit Carson and Miwok Middle School
211College Greens -Kit Carson and Miwok Middle School
21214th Ave & 21St AveKit Carson Middle School
213Fruitridge Rd & Stockton BlvdKit Carson Middle School
21434th & T StKit Carson Middle School
226Riverside & Greenhaven DrMiwok Middle School
227South Land Park & Greenhaven DrMiwok Middle School
228Gloria Dr & Rush River DrMiwok Middle School
246Meadowview Rd & Greenhaven DrJohn F. Kennedy High School
247Meadowview Rd & 21st StJohn F. Kennedy High School
248Meadowview Rd & Rush River DrJohn F. Kennedy High School
252Freeport/Fruitridge/ML KingMcClatchy High School
255La Riviera Dr/College GreensRosemont High School

Transit centers

Transit CenterLocationBike lockersTransfers
American River College Location No1, 82
Arden Fair Mall Location No22, 23, 29, 67, 68
Cosumnes River College Location No54, 55, 56
CSUS Location No30, 31, 34, 82, 87
Florin Mall Location No47, 51, 55, 67, 68, 81
Sunrise Mall Location No1, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28
Louis and Orlando Location NoSacramento Regional Transit 21, 93, and 103
Roseville Transit A, B, R, and Commuter
Placer County Transit to Auburn, CA

Non-RT routes serving Sacramento

Although these routes were once part of RT's lineup, these agencies continue to service Sacramento using the assigned route numbers. The RT system originally excluded service to Sacramento International Airport, which was exclusively served by Yolobus until January 2020 when RT added express service between downtown Sacramento and the airport; Yolobus continues to serve the airport with local service. [14] Service in Elk Grove that was formerly operated by RT is operated by e-tran, which reverted to RT in June 2019. This list also include other transit agencies that coordinate their services and fares with RT.

Route numberRoute nameArea servedWeekday serviceSaturday serviceSunday/holiday serviceOperator
39Southport CommuterSouthport-Downtown SacramentoAM/PM Rush Hours Yolobus
40West Sacramento LoopWest Sacramento-Downtown Sacramento (Counterclockwise)5 am – 10:30 pm7:40 am – 7 pm8:40 am – 5:30 pm
41West Sacramento LoopWest Sacramento-Downtown Sacramento (Clockwise)6 am – 8 pm
42A/BIntercity LoopDowntown Sacramento, Airport, Woodland, Davis, West Sacramento4:30 am – 11:45 pm6 am – 11 pm6 am – 11 pm
43Davis-Sacramento ExpressDavis-Downtown SacramentoAM/PM rush hours
43BUC Davis-Sacramento ExpressUC Davis-Downtown Sacramento
44South Davis-Sacramento ExpressSouth Davis-Downtown Sacramento via Anderson, Cowell, and Chiles
45Woodland-Sacramento ExpressWoodland-Downtown Sacramento
52Bighorn Express (Operated by RTA until January 2, 2005) [15] Downtown Sacramento e-tran (To be operated by RT in 2019)
53Whitelock Parkway-Franklin Express (Created in summer 2000; [16] [17] operated by RTA until January 2, 2005) [15] Downtown Sacramento
57Elk Grove-Florin Express (Created on September 6, 1998; [4] operated by RTA until January 2, 2005) [15] Downtown Sacramento
58East Elk Grove ExpressDowntown Sacramento
59Old Elk Grove Express (Operated by RTA until January 2, 2005) [15] Downtown Sacramento
60Elk Grove Park & Ride Express (Operated by RTA until January 2, 2005) [15] Downtown Sacramento
66Elk Grove-Auto Center Express (Created on June 15, 2003; [1] operated by RTA until January 2, 2005) [15] Downtown Sacramento
70Bradshaw ExpressDowntown Sacramento
71Laguna ExpressDowntown Sacramento
90Reverse CommuteElk Grove to Downtown Sacramento
163Stockton – Lodi – Downtown SacramentoVia Highway 99 San Joaquin Regional Transit District
165Stockton – Downtown Sacramento via Interstate 5Via Interstate 5
176Sacramento 2 / Stockton – Lodi – Downtown SacramentoVia Highway 99
230West Davis-SacramentoDowntown Sacramento and West Sacramento via West Capitol, Harbor, and ReedYolobus
231Davis-Sacramento ExpressDavis-Downtown Sacramento
232Davis-Sacramento ExpressDavis-Downtown Sacramento (via Anderson and Hanover)
240West Sacramento-SacramentoDowntown Sacramento and West Sacramento via West Capitol, Harbor, and Reed5:30 am – 8:30 pm7 am – 7 pm8 am – 6 pm
241Woodland-Sacramento ExpressWoodland-Downtown SacramentoAM/PM rush hours
242Woodland-Sacramento ExpressWoodland-Downtown Sacramento
340/340ARaley's Landing-Downtown SacramentoDowntown Sacramento
ATXSacramento ExpressSutter Creek to Downtown SacramentoAmador Transit
EDC/SCSacramento CommuterSacramento to Placerville El Dorado Transit
EDC/SRCSacramento Reverse CommuterPlacerville to Sacramento
FAST/30Fairfield-SacramentoFairfield, Solano, Vacaville, Dixon, Davis, Sacramento Fairfield and Suisun Transit
PCEPlacer County ExpressAuburn-Downtown Sacramento Placer County Transit
RVT/SCSacramento CommuterRoseville-Downtown Sacramento Roseville Transit
YST/70Sacramento Commuter via Highway 70Marysville and Yuba City via Highway 70 Yuba-Sutter Transit
YST/99Sacramento Commuter via Highway 99Marysville and Yuba City via Highway 99
YST/MXSacramento Midday CommuterMarysville and Yuba City to SacramentoMidday service only

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