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SEARCHAll modes, including SPRINTER, BREEZE, LIFT, and COASTER services are expected to return to a normal weekday schedule starting Aug. 21.
Riders should expect some delays in the morning hours as NCTD implements service recovery and operations normalize.
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North County Transit District (NCTD) announced it has planned a restoration of service following the impacts of Tropical Storm Hilary.
All modes, including SPRINTER, BREEZE, LIFT, and COASTER services are expected to return to a normal weekday schedule starting Aug. 21.
Riders should expect some delays in the morning hours as NCTD implements service recovery and operations normalize.
Schedules remain subject to change and possible additional cancellations of service may occur if weather conditions change substantially.
Complete schedule information can be found here. Real-time next bus and train information is available here. Passengers can also get the latest service information on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.
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