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The Mission of RTA is to provide safe, reliable and efficient transportation services that improve and enhance the quality of life for the citizens and visitors of San Luis Obispo County. See our 2018-2020 Strategic Business Plan. The San Luis Obispo Regional Transit Authority (RTA) provides intercommunity public transportation.

RTA's service area includes all of San Luis Obispo County and extends into Santa Barbara County to the south. RTA provides regional fixed-route service (RTA) and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) complementary paratransit service (Runabout).
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Fixed route services include RTA buses, SoCo Transit buses and Routes A & B in Paso Robles. RTA runs 7 days a week and serves from San Miguel to Santa Maria. Routes 21, 24 and 28 on SoCo Transit run 7 days a week and serves the Five Cities area. Route 27 runs Monday - Friday. Routes A & B run Monday-Saturday.
Avila Beach Trolley
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This FREE trolley service connects you from the Pismo Beach Premium Outlets and loops to the Pismo Preserve and back to the Outlets. Then it travels all the way to Port San Luis via Avila Beach, Avila Valley (Avila Barn, Bob Jones Bike Trail, Avila Hot Springs Resort, and KOA campground). Connections from the trolley are available at the Pismo Beach Premium Outlets for South County Transit (Route 21 and Route 24) and RTA (Route 10).
Fixed Route Buses
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RTA's fixed-route service consists of six bus routes, which run along Highways 1 and 101 to North County, the North Coast, and South County including the city of Santa Maria in Northern Santa Barbara County. North County hourly, local and express service, plus limited Saturday and Sunday local service.
Dial-A-Ride & Senior Go
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Throughout SLO County there are many options for riders who may need specialized transit services. Depending on your age, location, and whether you have a disability, your options for service will vary. For a complete list of options in SLO County that includes RTA as well as other providers, please view the Specialized Transit Ride Guide here.
Runabout Paratransit
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Runabout is a county-wide ADA paratransit program providing ADA complementary (comparable) service. Riders must be ADA certified to qualify for Runabout service. The ADA law mandates that paratransit be available to those persons whose disability prevents them from using accessible fixed-route bus services.
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