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Weekend Closures to Start Tonight for Restriping, Technology Upgrades for 91 Express Lanes
The Riverside County Transportation Commission will be conducting partial closures of the 91 Express Lanes and general use lanes for three to four upcoming weekends, starting tonight.
Project Development Begins for I-15 Express Lanes, Corona to Lake Elsinore
The Riverside County Transportation Commission issued a Request for Qualifications to consulting firms on November 7, 2018 to begin studies for a proposed extension of the Interstate 15 Express Lanes between Cajalco Road in Corona and State Route 74 (Central Avenue) in Lake Elsinore.
Temecula Opens New Park & Ride Lot
Commuters in southwestern Riverside County now have another option for carpooling and vanpooling, with the opening of the City of Temecula’s new Park and Ride Lot at 30100 Temecula Parkway on November 5.
Metrolink Station Canopies Coming Soon for 91/Perris Valley Line Riders
Construction is under way for canopies and windscreens at Metrolink stations along the 91/Perris Valley Line.
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RCTC Receives Funding for New I-215 Interchange in Perris
The Point: $7 million allocation will help advance construction of Placentia Avenue Interchange
Beaumont Pass Transit Launches Commuter 125 Service
The Point: Beaumont and Calimesa riders have a new way to travel to Redlands, Loma Linda
New VanClub Program Offers Monthly Subsidy for Stress-Free Commute
The Riverside County Transportation Commission is making it easy – and easy on the wallet – for commuters to start a vanpool through VanClub, a new incentive program. Eligible vanpools can receive a $400 per month subsidy toward the cost of a vanpool lease through Enterprise Rideshare or the California Vanpool Authority.