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Marin Transit is currently studying our fare collection system and seeking input from riders. The survey is open until October 27, 2023.

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Marin Transit will be extending its current Summer schedules into the Fall and will not be printing a new Rider's Guide. Schedules in the Summer Rider's Guide will remain effective through January 13, 2024.

Marin Transit provides transit options for students countywide, including routes serving the College of Marin, Dominican University, and most high schools and middle schools in Marin County. Visit our schools page to find which route serves your school. Learn more about the different payment options available for students including cash, Youth Transit Pass or Clipper.

What's new for the 2023/24 school year? Routes 645 (Terra Linda HS) and 651 (San Jose MS/Novato HS/San Marin HS) will no longer operate this fall. Students at Terra Linda HS can take Route 35 from the Canal and destinations south of school and students to the north can take Route 57 or Route 245. Route 49 (Novato HS/San Marin HS) and Route 57 (San Jose MS/Novato HS), and Route 654 (Sinaloa MS/San Marin HS) continue to offer students in Novato a variety of transit options.

San Rafael, CA (July 24, 2023) – On Friday, July 21 U.S. Congressman Jared Huffman and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Deputy Regional Administrator Amy Changchien visited Marin Transit to present the $31.5 million grant awarded to the agency funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to build a new electric transit bus facility. 

 “We made a promise to invest in America and rebuild our infrastructure to work better for everyday folks. Public transportation is a fundamental part of that equation, and these grants are going to help create a greener, more modern way to get people where they need to go,” said Rep. Huffman. “Another huge benefit of electrifying our region’s bus fleets is that every one of these clean electric buses is potentially a mobile generator to help communities respond to disasters and power outages. Clean energy is the future, and by investing in these buses we can supercharge our transition while improving lives, creating jobs, and reducing planet-killing emissions.”  

On May 1, 2023 the Marin Transit Board of Directors approved program changes to the Marin Access suite of programs that will be implemented starting July 1, 2023. Below is a summary of the recommendations. More detail about the development of these recommendations can be found here.

To learn more about these changes, and understand what riders can expect, click here. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Travel Navigators at 415.454.0902 or travelnavigator@marinaccess.org.