Tuolumne County Transit

We've consolidated our Fixed Route Policy and our Dial-A-Ride Policy into a single document. Check out the updated Transit Policy on our Documents and Links page.

Tuesday, October 6th 2026 - Route 3 is experiencing delays due to emergency construction on Highway 108. We apologize for any inconvenience that this causes. If you are experiencing an urgent transit need, please call our office at 209-532-0404

🚍 ROUTE 2 TEMPORARY DETOUR | OCTOBER 5–9 Heads up, Route 2 riders! A Tuolumne County Public Works project on Sawmill Flat Road will require Route 2 to use a temporary detour next week. The good news: Route 2 will continue running, and most stops will continue to be served! ✅ All regular stops in Columbia will be served ✅ Columbia College will be served ✅ Stops along Parrotts Ferry Road will be served ✅ Scheduled departure times from Columbia College will remain the same ⚠️ Y

Due to increased traffic on local roads caused by an accident on HWY 108, our buses and Dial-A-Ride services are experiencing 20-30 minute delays this afternoon. Thank you for your patience.

Due to Caltrans road work on Highway 108, we are experiencing delays on Route 3 - Jamestown. Delays are likely to be between 15 to 20 minutes when they occur. We expect the construction to continue from 7am until 4pm, Wednesday, May 27, through Friday, May 29, 2026. Thank you for your patience at this time.

Due to today’s weather and road conditions, Route 2 began service from Walmart at 8:37 AM and will operate only as far as the Miwuk Village Store at this time. Please note: the Sierra Village stop is temporarily not accessible because the area is not plowed and cannot be reached safely. Our team will continue assessing weather and road conditions throughout the day for Route 2 and all routes, and we’ll share updates as conditions change. Thank you for your patience and unders

Tuolumne County Transit Agency (TCTA) is updating two key planning documents that guide where transit goes next in our community: the 2025–2030 Short Range Transit Plan (SRTP) and the Coordinated Public Transit–Human Services Transportation Plan (Coordinated Plan). These plans help TCTA evaluate what’s working today, identify what needs improvement, and map out practical steps to better serve residents over the next several years. Most importantly, they’re meant to reflect th

We’re updating TCTA’s fixed-route schedules on October 1, 2025 to better match where riders are going and to keep trips running on time. What’s changing Route 1 (Sonora/Downtown) We’ve added a little extra running time to account for regular downtown traffic and Blackberry Oaks being a timed stop. This should reduce late buses and improve connections. Route 2 The Transit Center is no longer on the schedule. We saw very few transfers there, and most riders are headed to Walm