November 15, 2012

OCTA proposes new routes to improve efficiency

ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. —The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) proposed three new routes, one of which would better connect riders to Los Angeles County via the 22 freeway, reports The Orange County Register reports.

The three routes are anticipated to provide faster service because there will be limited stops. The routes are part of the agency’s Transit System Study, which was launched to help improve the system's efficiency. To read the full story, click here.

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