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Chula Vista Transit Home Page
The Chula Vista Transit System (CVT) has been providing public transit services for the residents and visitors of the City Of Chula Vista for 38 years, since 1971. CVT has grown from three routes, serving a population of 67,900 to its present 10 routes, serving a population of 230,000. Its annual ridership has increased from 210,000 in its first year to over 3.6 million in 2009. Since its inception CVT has provided over 66.33 million passenger trips as of fiscal year 2009.
CVT is part of the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) which provides
transit services to the larger San Diego region. MTS coordinates
fares, transfers, routes and information services to the region.
Being part of MTS enables passengers to transfer from one transit
system to another in a seamless fashion. CVT interfaces with the
San Diego Trolley's Blue Line at the Bayfront/E Street, H Street,
and Palomar Street Trolley Stations. Additionally, CVT provides
connections to two regional bus routes: MTS's Contract Services
Routes 929 and 932, and to two local routes at Plaza Bonita, 961 and 963.
CVT is managed by the City of Chula Vista's Public Works Department, Transit Division and operated under contract. The contractor
is responsible for the daily operations of the system and the maintenance
of the fleet. CVT currently operates a fleet of 38 buses of which
100% are new, low-floor, clean burning Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
buses. The new CVT fleet has resulted in easier access, increased
capacity and the reduction of emissions into the air. CVT is operated out
of the City's new Public Works Center located at 1800 Maxwell Road
in Chula Vista.
Budget, Goals and Measurements
Transit Annual Fixed-Route Budget: $7,241,299
Funds come from the Regional Consolidated Transportation Development
Act Fund Pool which is managed by the Metropolitan Transit System.
Transit's Mission Statement:
Chula Vista Transit's mission is to provide safe, convenient, cost
effective and dependable public Transportation in the City of Chula
Vista.
Goal and Objectives:
- A customer-first (Rider1st) approach
- Responding to the community's transit needs
- Effective use of transit funds
Performance Measures:
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Meet or exceed the region's Suburban Feeder average for Total
Passengers per Revenue Mile
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Meet or exceed the region's Suburban Feeder average for Total
Passengers per Revenue Hour
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Meet of exceed the region's Suburban Feeder average for Subsidy
per Passenger
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Meet or exceed CVT's Farebox Recovery Ratio from previous year
Contacts and Links
Chula Vista Transit Customer Service Line
(619) 656-2300
Chula Vista Transit
City of Chula Vista
1800 Maxwell Road
Chula Vista, CA 91911
(619) 397-6058
Transit Contractor - Veolia Transportation, Inc. | www.sdmts.com
1800 Maxwell Road
Chula Vista, CA 91911
(619) 656-2300
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