Over the last two years the Reimagine SamTrans project focused on convenience, flexibility, and route modernization to help people freely travel throughout San Mateo County. Welcome to the new SamTrans.

• New Routes include local route 142 which serves areas previously served by routes 140 and 141. Express route EPX between East Palo Alto and San Bruno BART take advantage of the Highway 101 Express Lanes, with trips to downtown San Francisco during morning and evening rush hours.
• New Ride Plus microtransit service in East Palo Alto/Belle Haven and Half Moon Bay/El Granada.
• Reintroduced Route 276.
• More frequent weekday service on six routes.
• More frequent or new weekend service on six routes.
• Improved routing on 15 routes, including new service to Oyster Point in South San Francisco and the Stanford University.
• Longer service hours on five routes.
• Consolidated routes: Local routes 274, 275 and 278 were consolidated into route 278. Local routes 251 and 256 were consolidated into a revised route 251. SamTrans consolidated school-oriented routes 39, 55, 95 and 84 into routes 37, 53, 61 and 83, respectively. In each case, two existing school-oriented routes became one route that serves more neighborhoods to the same schools. In some cases, this would result in a longer ride for some students, but service to almost all areas with existing ridership is still available.

For more details, visit the Reimagine SamTrans Project Overview

The improvements coming in August include:

• More frequent service on weekdays, including the midday period, on eight routes (120, 250, 260, 276, 278, 292, 296, FCX)
• More frequent service on weekends on five routes (110, 120, 141, 250, 296)
• New weekend service on four routes (251, 260, 276, and 295)
• Two new limited stop routes to San Mateo County community colleges and reintroducing Route PCX (formerly Route 118)
• New consolidated terminal and regional connections at Salesforce Transit Center

For route specific details, visit the Schedule Updates Page