
CALL 869-2GET
for customer service and bus schedule information.
Mon. - Fri. - 6:00 a.m. - 10:45 p.m.
Sat. - Sun. - 6:30 a.m. - 7:15 p.m.

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Golden Empire Transit District
GET a Breath of Fresh Air!
GET has an active fleet of 81 buses plus 19 GET-A-Lift buses which are all fueled with clean burning, compressed natural gas (CNG). All buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts and bike racks. GET has 450 bus benches made out of recycled plastic milk jugs, purchased with a grant from the Department of Conservation. Customer Service & Bus Schedule InformationCall 661-869-2GET for customer service and bus schedule information, Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. until 10:45 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 6:30 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. For more information, call 661-869-2GET.Commercial Contest Rules and RegulationsHigh School Students, show off your talents and enter GET's Commercial Contest. Do you have hidden talents as an actor, actress, director, script writer, photographer, set designer, costume designer, or all of the above?! Here's your assignment: The commercial should promote ways in which GET Buses are helping saveour planet's environment. Commercials should be twenty-seven seconds in length. If you are the lucky winner your commercial could be aired on TV! CASH PRIZES!! A complete list of commercial contest rules click here
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LATEST NEWS:
GET changes Route 3 to improve service
Starting April 7, the Route 3 will operate every 30 minutes instead of the current 60 minutes. In addition, GET is making some changes to the route that will make service more efficient. more..
Other safety tips:
- Always load from the curbside or directly in front of the bus
- Never load on the driver's side, in the flow of traffic
- Load your bike on the rack closest to the bus


GET is helping our community GET a breath of fresh air with its compressed natural gas (CNG) fleet of buses. The entire GET fleet now operates on CNG. Driving a natural gas bus instead of a diesel bus is equal to eliminating smog and soot from 17 to 33 passenger cars, according to the coalition for clean air. Diesel engines produce nearly 20 percent of the total nitrogen oxides in outdoor air and are a major contributor to ozone production and smog. Each CNG bus carries 24,000 standard cubic feet of compressed natural gas. Natural gas is also safer as it does not ignite as easily as gas or diesel.