Since it launched in 2007, San Joaquin Regional Transit District’s (RTD) five Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Express Corridors have experienced extraordinary growth in ridership...

There are many ways to connect with San Joaquin RTD, on many different kinds of devices. These are some of the free commercial applications that are available from RTD and third-party developers using RTD’s open data.

RTD Recognized as the 2018 APTA Outstanding Public Transportation System of the Year Click here to view the Press Release“I congratulate San Joaquin RTD for [...]

RTD made history in 2017 by announcing the conversion of its existing Metro Express-Airport Way Corridor BRT route to the first all-electric BRT route in the nation.

A centralized facility to consolidate the operations and maintenance functions of the San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD)...

On May 20, 2013, RTD introduced northern California’s first 100% battery-electric buses into service in Stockton.

The DTC, located at 421 E. Weber Avenue, is Stockton’s downtown public transit hub. Nearly all RTD routes connect at the DTC, with 20 sheltered, off-street bus stops on two passenger boarding platforms, and additional stops on Channel Street and Weber Avenue.

RTD has been proactive in adopting technology that improves the quality of our community. It is because of RTD’s ongoing commitment to our region and its unique environment that RTD is replacing its current fleet with hybrid buses...

RTD is committed to the betterment of the community it serves, and the improvement of the unique environment around us. We are recognized [...]