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New
Service. New Routes. New Taft.
Taft
Area Transit (TAT) provides Taft Route 1 and 2, Maricopa-Taft Route,
and Dial-A-Ride service throughout the City of Taft.
Taft
Service
Taft
Route 1 will run a clockwise loop along Kern Street, Hwy 119, Wood
Street, and travel as far north as Ash Street. Stops along Route 1
include Taft College, K-Mart, Albertsons, Historic Fort, Taft High
School, and Taft City Hall.
Taft
Route 2 will run in a counter-clockwise loop as far north as
Grevillea Street and as south as Kern Street; with stops near Lincoln
Junior High, Taft College, County Administrative Service Building,
Jefferson Elementary, K-Mart, Albertsons, Historic Fort, Taft City
Hall, and Taft High.
Click
here for map of service area and route schedules.
Taft
Hours of Operation
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Monday-Friday
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7:15
a.m. to 5:40 p.m.
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Saturday
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8:15
a.m. to 4:10 p.m.
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Sunday
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No
service
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Holidays
TAT
does not operate on New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Lincoln's
Birthday, Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day,
Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Friday,
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Eve.
Taft
Fares
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General
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$1.00
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Senior
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$0.75
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ADA-certified
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$0.75
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Youth
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$0.75
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Children
under 5
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Free
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(with
fare-paying adult)
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ADA
attendant
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Free
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(with
paid registered ADA patron)
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Taft
12-Trip Pass
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General
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$10.00
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Senior/ADA
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$7.50
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Youth
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$7.50
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Please
have exact fare. Drivers do not make change.
Maricopa-Taft
Service
Maricopa
- Taft Route will run three trips per day throughout the cities of
Taft and Maricopa with stops near Taft High School, Taft College,
Historic Fort, Albertsons Plaza, Maricopa Post Office, Maricopa High
School, and Maricopa City Hall.
Click
here for map of service area and route schedules.
Maricopa-Taft
Route Hours of Operation
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Monday-Friday
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7:15
a.m. to 5:40 p.m.
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Saturday
& Sunday
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No
service
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Maricopa-Taft
Route Fares
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General
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$1.50
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Senior
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$1.50
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ADA-certified
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$1.50
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Youth
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$1.50
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Children
under 5
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Free
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(with
fare-paying adult)
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ADA
attendant
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Free
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(with
paid registered ADA patron)
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Dial-A-Ride
Service
TAT
offers curb-to-curb Dial-A-Ride service to ADA-certified patrons and
to seniors (60+ years). Dial-A-Ride is a reservation-based,
shared-ride service that mirrors the service area and hours of the
fixed-route service. Dial-A-Ride service is limited to city of Taft
and does not travel into Maricopa. To schedule a trip call (661)
763-3822.
Dial-A-Ride
Fares
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One-Way
Fare
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$1.25
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12-Trip
Pass
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$12.50
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ADA
attendant
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Free
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(with
paid registered ADA patron)
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To
request a Dial-A-Ride application call (661) 763-3822. To see if you
are eligible for Dial-A-Ride and to learn more about Dial-A-Ride,
click
here (for english) or here (para el español).
Passenger
Guidelines
DOs
Pay
your fare (exact change only).
Be
respectful of your driver and fellow passengers.
Reserve
front seats for elderly and/or disabled passengers.
Keep
hands and objects inside vehicle.
Remain
seated until vehicle comes to a complete stop.
Report
any vandalism to driver.
DON'Ts
No
smoking.
No
offensive language or threatening behavior.
No
littering.
No
music or excessive noise.
No
food or drinks onboard.
No
marking/defacing the vehicle.
No
pets/animals except assistance animals with an official tag.
Note:
TAT drivers may refuse service to persons acting inappropriately or
causing harm to other customers or driver. Passengers unwilling to
abide by these guidelines may be barred from using the City's
transportation services.
Bikes
on Bus
Getting
around the City of Taft just got easier. Take your bike along when
you ride the bus. TAT buses feature easy-to-load bike racks.
Motorized bicycles may not be loaded onto TAT bike carriers.

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Experience a new Taft with
Taft Area Transit!

"COME RIDE WITH US"
209 E. Kern Street
Taft, CA 93268
Phone: (661) 763-3822
Fax: (661) 763-2480
TRANSIT GOALS
Provide Transit Service that is effective in attracting and retaining transit riders in areas with identifiable transit needs.
Provide economical and cost effective transportation.
Coordinate transit system development with community planning, development efforts, and land use policy.
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