Press Release: December 2022 Service Changes

NEWS RELEASE
November 18, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Solano County, CA – Solano County Transit (SolTrans) will implement a service change on Sunday, December 4, 2022. Most of the schedule changes affect the SolanoExpress Blue, Red, Yellow Lines, and the SolTrans Local Route, 7A.

The SolanoExpress Blue Line will have minor scheduling adjustments to reduce the mid-day gap for travel within Solano County.

The SolanoExpress Red Line will now have a.m. and p.m. peak 20-minute frequency between Vallejo Transit Center and El Cerrito del Norte BART.

The SolanoExpress Yellow Line has been realigned to begin and end at the Vallejo Transit Center. The long layover at SolTrans Curtola Park & Ride Hub has been replaced with a standard stop time.

The local Route 7A will hold at the Vallejo Transit Center to connect with Jesse Bethel School dismissal, departing at Vallejo Transit Center at 2:55 pm (instead of 2:45 pm). No other trips are affected by this hold.

As we approach the holiday season SolTrans would also like to remind riders that bus service may not operate or may operate on a reduced schedule, please visit the Holiday Schedule page prior to planning your trip this holiday season.

In observance of Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 24, 2022, SolTrans SolanoExpress and Local Routes will NOT operate. The Friday after Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 2022, SolTrans buses will operate on a Saturday schedule. SolTrans school Trippers Routes 15,17, and 38 and Solano Express Green Line and Route 82 will not operate. Regular service resumes on Saturday, November 26, 2022.

For more information or questions please call customer service at 707-648-4666. Service restoration recommendations are encouraged and always welcome through the Leave a Comment form on SolTrans.org.

 Solano County Transit (SolTrans) has been the public transportation provider for south Solano County since July 2011. SolTrans provides local and SolanoExpress fixed routes, complementary paratransit, and subsidized Lyft programs. The agency is a Joint Powers Authority (JPA) governed by a six-member Board of Directors, composed of two representatives from the cities of Benicia and Vallejo, Solano County’s representative on the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), and a representative from the Solano Transportation Authority.

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