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02/19/2010

Aliso Viejo Reminds Residents of OCTA Service Cuts Starting March 14, 2010

Aliso Viejo fought hard to preserve bus service thru the city.  Thru the efforts of the City and residents, no routes were eliminated, but service has been cut. 

In Aliso Viejo, bus riders should be aware of a frequency reduction on route 89 and route restructuring on routes 70 and 90. No routes in the City will be eliminated.  
 
OCTA has developed tools to help bus riders navigate the changes in service throughout the county. To see the cities affected, visit http://http://www.octa.net/CITY_mar10.aspx. 

Route-specific details including frequency reductions is available at http://www.octa.net/march2010impacts.aspx

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