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(209) 333-6806 - ext. (Lodi Transit Station)
GrapeLine fixed-route bus service is available to the general public. No application or eligibility certification is required to ride. Passengers who qualify for discounted fares must present an accepted form of identification or eligibility card. K–12 students may ride GrapeLine fixed and express routes free of charge with a valid student ID.
Dial-A-Ride is available to the general public, with no special eligibility requirements. Passengers must make a reservation in advance and pay the applicable fare. Service is provided within the designated service area.
VineLine ADA Paratransit is available to individuals whose disabilities prevent them from independently using some or all of the accessible fixed-route transit system. Eligibility is determined through an assessment conducted by Access San Joaquin in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The eligibility process includes an application and an in-person assessment to evaluate an individual's functional ability to use fixed-route transit. Depending on the individual's circumstances, eligibility may be unconditional, conditional, or temporary.
To apply for ADA Paratransit eligibility:
Contact Access San Joaquin at (209) 242-9965 to discuss mobility options and begin the assessment process.
Visit Access San Joaquin for application information and additional details.
Fixed-Route (FR) Service: Eligible passengers may qualify for the reduced fixed-route fare of $0.60. Eligibility and Discount Fare Card information are available through Access San Joaquin (ASJ).
Dial-A-Ride (DAR): Eligible passengers may qualify for the discounted Dial-A-Ride fare of $2.00. Passengers should contact Lodi GrapeLine or Access San Joaquin to confirm applicable eligibility requirements and accepted documentation.
For information about eligibility assessments and the Discount Fare Card program, visit Access San Joaquin.
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The City of Lodi provides public transportation through three services: GrapeLine fixed-route bus service, general public Dial-A-Ride (DAR), and VineLine ADA Paratransit. These services connect residents to destinations throughout Lodi and select surrounding unincorporated areas.
Lodi GrapeLine operates fixed-route bus service within Lodi city limits. Buses follow established routes and schedules, serving designated bus stops throughout the city and providing connections to local destinations and regional transit services.
Fixed-Route Fares
General Public: $1.25
Discounted Fare: $0.60
K–12 Students: Free with a valid student ID
Dial-A-Ride provides reservation-based, door-to-door transportation for the general public within Lodi and select unincorporated areas, including Woodbridge and Acampo. Advance reservations are required.
VineLine provides reservation-based, door-to-door transportation for individuals who have been certified as eligible under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and whose disabilities prevent them from using fixed-route transit for some or all of their trips. Service is available within Lodi and select unincorporated areas, including Woodbridge and Acampo. Advance reservations are required.
Dial-A-Ride and VineLine Single-Ride Fares
General Public Dial-A-Ride: $7.00
Discounted Fare: $2.00
VineLine ADA Paratransit eligibility is determined through the ADA certification process administered by Access San Joaquin.
The Lodi Transit Station, located at 24 South Sacramento Street, Lodi, serves as a connection point for local and regional transportation services. GrapeLine connects with San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) service to Stockton and South County Transit (SCT Link) service to Galt. These connections help passengers access additional transit services throughout the region, including connections toward Elk Grove and Sacramento.
The station also serves passengers traveling on Gold Runner passenger rail service and Greyhound intercity bus service.
For schedules, fares, and additional information about Lodi GrapeLine, visit www.lodi.gov/transit.
Access San Joaquin (ASJ) is a Consolidated Transportation Services Agency (CTSA) serving San Joaquin County through partnerships among local transit operators, including Lodi GrapeLine. ASJ offers programs designed to improve transportation access, mobility, and independence for eligible residents.
Programs and services include:
ADA Assessments: Evaluations to determine eligibility for ADA paratransit services.
Access Pass: Information about available transportation assistance programs.
My Ride Program: A mobility program supporting eligible participants.
Travel Training: Assistance learning how to use public transit safely and independently.
Discount Fare Card: Information about reduced-fare eligibility and application requirements for qualifying passengers.
For information about eligibility, discount fares, and available programs, visit Access San Joaquin.
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