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Take Me Out to the Ballgame!
The Point: Angels Express Helped Fans Score Fun Way to Travel to Friday Night Games
Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Riverside Superior Courts Employees Learn about Ridesharing
The Point: Metrolink offers commuting, leisure travel options
RCTC Receives Funding for New I-215 Interchange in Perris
The Point: $7 million allocation will help advance construction of Placentia Avenue Interchange
Beaumont Pass Transit Launches Commuter 125 Service
The Point: Beaumont and Calimesa riders have a new way to travel to Redlands, Loma Linda
New VanClub Program Offers Monthly Subsidy for Stress-Free Commute
The Riverside County Transportation Commission is making it easy – and easy on the wallet – for commuters to start a vanpool through VanClub, a new incentive program. Eligible vanpools can receive a $400 per month subsidy toward the cost of a vanpool lease through Enterprise Rideshare or the California Vanpool Authority.
County of Riverside Marks Start of Work on Limonite Avenue I-15 Interchange Project
The Riverside County Transportation Commission joined the Riverside County Transportation Department and cities of Eastvale and Jurupa Valley on September 26 to commemorate the start of construction of the $48 million Limonite Avenue Interstate 15 Interchange Project.
It’s Your Life: Enjoy the Ride!
The Riverside County Transportation Commission and multiple partners are asking motorists to make the most of their commute by relaxing on the bus or train, sharing laughs with fellow carpoolers and vanpoolers, getting fit by biking or walking to work – all with a chance to win great prizes during Rideshare Week, October 1-5.
Don’t Tackle Traffic: Climb Aboard Metrolink’s Football Train
Give game traffic the end run! The Riverside County Transportation Commission, Metrolink, and area transportation agencies have teamed up to offer this season’s Football Train. For only $10 per round-trip, fans can pass traffic and parking costs by using Metrolink to travel to and from five Los Angeles Rams Sunday home games.
Join RCTC in Commemorating Rail Safety Month
It’s a common sight throughout Riverside County – a Metrolink train zipping by at speeds of up to 79 miles per hour, filled with commuters heading to and from work or a recreational activity, or a freight train carrying a long line of cargo crossing at a busy intersection. But did you know that it can take the length of 18 football fields for a train to stop? That’s more than a mile!