Tulare County Regional Transit Agency

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Tulare County Regional Transit Agency
TCRTA logo.png
ParentTulare County Association of Governments (TCAG)
FoundedAugust 17, 2020 (2020-08-17)
Service area Tulare County, California
Service type Bus service, Dial-a-Ride
Routes27 [1]
DestinationsIntercity and local routes in Tulare County
HubsDinuba Transit Center, Porterville Transit Center, Tulare Transit Center, Visalia Transit Center
Website tcrtacares.com

The Tulare County Regional Transit Agency (TCRTA) is a joint powers agency formed by all the cities in Tulare County, California (except Visalia) alongside the county government on August 17, 2020. It operates the public transportation systems within and connecting the respective member agencies, including the legacy systems Dinuba Area Regional Transit (DART, in Dinuba), Porterville Transit (PT, Porterville), Tulare InterModal Express (TIME, in the City of Tulare), and Tulare County Area Transit (TCaT, intercity routes). It is the largest single public transit agency in Tulare County.

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History

The cities of Exeter, Farmersville, Lindsay, Porterville, Tulare, and Woodlake in partnership with the County of Tulare were the initial seven member agencies of TCRTA, which was formed by unanimously adopting the draft by-laws on August 17, 2020. [2] In September 2020, Dinuba joined TCRTA as the eighth member. [3] : 5–6  Collectively, these represent all the cities within Tulare County with the sole exception of Visalia, the largest city and county seat, which has chosen to retain its independent Visalia Transit agency. The consolidation is expected to result in uniform fares, more efficient routes, and easier intercity travel within Tulare County. [4]

Memoranda of understanding (MoU) were signed between TCRTA and the cities of Dinuba, Tulare, and Woodlake at the May 17, 2021 TCRTA Board of Directors meeting, transferring ownership, operation, and administration of public transportation systems in those cities to TCRTA. [5] : 27–44, 53–88  A similar MoU for Porterville signed at the same May meeting effectively allowed that city to provide transit operations and maintenance services for Woodlake. [5] : 45–52  The first legacy system to transition to TCRTA administration was the bus service in Woodlake, starting on July 1, 2021. [6] Porterville Transit loaned several minivans to Woodlake, replacing the minibuses that previously were operated by that city. [4]

Services

Fixed routes

TCRTA has assumed operation of legacy fixed routes from Dinuba (DART), Porterville (Porterville Transit), the City of Tulare (TIME), and Tulare County (TCaT). Prefixes designate the legacy system from which the route was inherited.

TCRTA Fixed Routes
RouteNameLegacy systemTerminusviaTerminusTyp. headway (mins.)Notes / Refs.
DCDinuba Connection DART Dinuba Transit CenterTulare WORKS, Reedley Shopping Center, Adventist Health Reedley, Reedley College, Palm Village, Reedley DMVDinuba Transit Center60 (weekday)Alternative name: Dinuba / Reedley Route [7] [8]
C10North County TCaT Visalia (Visalia Transit Center) Seville, Cutler, East Orosi, Orosi, Sultana Dinuba (Dinuba Transit Center)60 (weekday)
120 (weekend)		 [9] [10]
C20South County TCaT Tulare (Tulare Transit Center) Matheny Tract, Tipton, Pixley, Teviston, Earlimart, Delano Richgrove 60–90 (weekday)
150 (weekend)		 [11] [12]
C30Northeast County TCaT Visalia (Visalia Transit Center) Ivanhoe, Woodlake, Lemon Cove, Three Rivers Visalia (Visalia Transit Center)30 (weekday)
70 (weekend)		 [13] [14]
C40Southeast County TCaT Visalia (Tulare County Gov't Plaza) Tulare, Lindsay, Strathmore Porterville (Porterville Transit Center)65 (weekday)
120 (weekend)		Free transfer to Visalia Transit Route 1, connects to Visalia Transit Center [15] [16]
C50Dinuba – London – Traver – Delft Colony TCaT Dinuba (Kmart) London, Traver, Delft Colony, Dinuba Transit Center Dinuba (Kmart)70–240 (wkdy)
60–180 (Sat)		 [17] [18]
C60Lindsay TCaT Lindsay Savemart/McDonalds, Wellness Center, E. Tulare Rd & Lafayette Ave, City Hall Lindsay 30 (weekday) [19] [20]
C70Porterville – Springville TCaT Porterville (Porterville Transit Center) Springville Porterville (Porterville Transit Center)360 (weekday) [21] [22]
C80Porterville – Terra Bella – Ducor TCaT Porterville (Porterville Transit Center) Terra Bella, Ducor Porterville (Porterville Transit Center)360 (weekday) [23] [24]
C90Lindsay – Strathmore – Plainview – Woodville – Poplar – Porterville TCaT Lindsay (McDonalds) Plainview, Woodville, Cotton Center, Poplar, Strathmore Porterville (Porterville Transit Center)90–270 (weekday) [25] [26]
D1Dollar Tree – Tropicana Market – Viscaya Gardens DART Dinuba Transit CenterSurabian Dr, El Monte Way, Alta AveDinuba Transit Center60 (M–Sa)Western segment of legacy "Jolly Trolley". [7] [27]
D2Senior Center – Northpark Apts – Mercantile Row DART Dinuba Transit CenterAlta Ave, Nebraska Ave, El Monte WayDinuba Transit Center60 (M–Sa)Previously named "North Route". [7] [28]
D3Jefferson School – Rancho Vista – DPW DART Dinuba Transit CenterEl Monte Way, Road 88, Kamm Ave, MDinuba Transit Center60 (M-Sa)Abbreviated from "South Route". [7] [29]
D4Walmart – Housing Authority – Delgado Park DART Dinuba Transit CenterSurabian Dr, El Monte Way, College Ave, Kamm Ave, Greene AveDinuba Transit Center60 (M–Sa)Interior segment of "South Route". [7] [30]
P1 Sierra View District Hospital PT Porterville Transit Center South County Justice Center, Porterville High School, Burton ElementaryPorterville Transit Center40 [31] [32]
P2 Monache High School PT Porterville Transit CenterPorterville Library, Wal-Mart Shopping Center, Porterville Adult School, Monte Vista ElementaryPorterville Transit Center40 [33] [34]
P3East Porterville PT Porterville Transit CenterVallarta Super Market, East Porterville, Alta Vista School, Granite Hills High School, Porterville Municipal Golf Course, Santa Fe ApartmentsPorterville Transit Center40 [35] [36]
P4 Porterville College PT Porterville Transit CenterPorterville Heritage Center, Santa Fe School, LB Learning Center, Porterville Developmental Center, Golden Hills Mobile Estates, Vandalia Elementary, Pioneer Middle SchoolPorterville Transit Center40 [37] [38]
P5Veterans Park PT Porterville Transit CenterWestwood Ave, Target Shopping Center, Government Plaza, Galaxy 9 Theaters, Zalud ParkPorterville Transit Center40 [39] [40]
P6Family HealthCare Network PT Porterville Transit Center Sierra View District Hospital, Lowes and Home Depot Shopping Center, Holiday Inn Express, Porterville Sheltered WorkshopPorterville Transit Center40 [41] [42]
T1North Tulare TIME Tulare Transit CenterRegional Medical Center, Sports Park, Pleasant School, Maple SchoolTulare Transit Center30 (M–Sa)
60 (Sun)		 [43] [44]
T2Southeast Tulare TIME Tulare Transit CenterMartin Luther King, Bardsley, BlackstoneTulare Transit Center30 (M–Sa)
60 (Sun)		 [43] [45]
T3West Tulare TIME Tulare Transit CenterWestside Community Health Clinic, Senior Center, Skate ParkTulare Transit Center30 (M–Sa)
60 (Sun)		 [43] [46]
T4Northeast Tulare TIME Tulare Transit CenterCVS, Target, WalmartTulare Transit Center30 (M–Sa)
60 (Sun)		 [43] [47]
T5Southwest Tulare TIME Tulare Transit CenterBardsley, K St, Hillman Clinic, City HallTulare Transit Center30 (M–Sa)
60 (Sun)		 [43] [48]
T7East Tulare TIME Tulare Transit CenterMooney, Cos Tulare, Kohn SchoolTulare Transit Center30 (M–Sa)
60 (Sun)		 [43] [49]
T11XTulare to Visalia Express TIME Tulare Transit CenterJ St, SR 99, SR 198Visalia Transit Center60 [43] [50]

Legacy systems

Dinuba

Under Dinuba Area Regional Transit (DART), Dinuba operated four routes, including one longer-distance route ("Dinuba Connection") connecting Dinuba to Reedley in Fresno County, two flexible routes ("North" and "South") allowing deviations to serve dial-a-ride passengers between nominal fixed route stops, and a fare-free single fixed route ("Jolly Trolley") serving popular businesses. [51]

Exeter

The City of Exeter began operating a dial-a-ride intracity on-demand transit service in 1991. Service to its larger neighbor Visalia is provided by Visalia Transit. [52] On July 1, 2017, Visalia Transit took over intracity dial-a-ride services within Exeter. [53] The steep fare increase, from $1 under Exeter to $2.25 under Visalia, resulted in citizens berating the City Council. [4]

Farmersville

The City of Farmersville also relied on Visalia Transit for public transportation connections to Visalia, with Farmersville compensating Visalia annually from its transportation funding allocation. [54]

Lindsay

Dial-a-ride services within Lindsay were provided under annual agreements with Tulare County. [55] : Res.19-13  TCaT also provided service for circulation within Lindsay (Route 60) [19] and connections to Porterville and the neighboring unincorporated communities of Plainview, Poplar-Cotton Center, Strathmore, and Woodville (Route 90). [25]

Porterville

Porterville Transit operates six fixed routes within Porterville; there were nine fixed routes prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, with one of the fixed routes providing service to the Tule River Indian Reservation.

Tulare

The City of Tulare operated the Tulare InterModal Express (TIME) transit service, which provided six fixed routes within Tulare and one express route, jointly operated with Visalia Transit, that connected those two cities. [56] [57] The six fixed routes within Tulare were named for their geographical coverage (#1 Northwest; #2 Southeast; #3 West; #4 Northeast; #5 Southwest; and #7 East); all routes, including Tulare–Visalia service (#11X) met at the central Tulare Transit Center (360 N. K St). [58] Sunday service was added in 2015. [59]

Tulare County

Tulare County Area Transit (TCaT) provided mainly intercity routes, linking cities and communities within Tulare County.

Woodlake

Woodlake operated a dial-a-ride service within the city limits and unincorporated areas of the county starting in 1999; fixed intercity routes serving Woodlake were previously operated by Orange Belt Stages and TCaT. [60] : 14 

The Woodlake dial-a-ride service typically operated one of the city's three 16-passenger cutaway minibuses with the other two left in reserve. [60] : 17  The Woodlake city bus connected with TCaT Route 30 at the Whitney Transit Center, which opened in October 2013 at 201 E Lakeview in downtown Woodlake; [61] in total, there were four bus shelters: one at Whitney and the others at local schools (Woodlake High School, F.J. White Learning Center, and Castle Rock Elementary). [60] : 18–20 

Structure

Each member agency appoints one elected official and one alternate representative to serve on the TCRTA Board of Directors. TCRTA holds one meeting per month, scheduled for the third Monday at 3 PM. [62]

Fleet and facilities

Facilities

The Tulare County Transit Operations and Maintenance Facility (TOMF) held a grand opening on September 23, 2021. The TOMF can accommodate up to 25 buses with a 26,000 sq ft (2,400 m2) building that includes administration, operations, dispatch, and maintenance facilities. [63] It is located near the county's Visalia Road Yard, at the intersection of Avenues 256 (Sierra) and 140 (South Lover's Lane). [64]

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