Salinas Transit Center
The Salinas Transit Center is the Monterey–Salinas Transit center in Salinas, Monterey County, California, United States.[1][2]
It is located at 110 Salinas Street in downtown Salinas, between Central and Lincoln Avenues. Most departures from its eight gates follow a 15-minute "pulsed" schedule, allowing for timed transfers.
The Salinas Transit Center has standard facilities such as restrooms, pay phones, drinking fountains, and bike racks, as well as a staffed customer service window where MST monthly passes, ticket books, and Courtesy Cards are available.
The Monterey County Rail Extension has broken ground which is planning to provide weekday Caltrain commuter rail service to San Jose Diridon station by 2021. The main bus terminal will move several blocks to the train station which will become the Salinas Intermodal Transportation Center.[3]
Transit Service
Service | Boarding Location | Other Notes |
---|---|---|
MST Trolley—Salinas | Gate 9 | |
Line 2X Pebble Beach–Salinas Express | Gate 9 | Eastern terminus |
Line 20 Monterey–Salinas via Marina | Gate 7 | Eastern terminus |
Line 21 Monterey–Salinas via Highway 68 | Gate 6 | Eastern terminus |
Line 23 Salinas–King City | Gate 6 | |
Line 28 Watsonville–Salinas via Castroville | Gate 1 | Southern terminus |
Line 29 Watsonville–Salinas via Prunedale | Gate 2 | Southern terminus |
Line 39 Laguna Seca–Salinas | Gate 9 | Northern terminus |
Line 41 East Alisal–Northridge | Gate 5 | Southern terminus |
Line 42 East Alisal–Westridge | Gate 5 | Southern terminus |
Line 43 Memorial Hospital | Gate 4 | Northern terminus |
Line 44 Northridge via Westridge | Gate 1 | Southern terminus |
Line 45 East Market–Creekbridge | Gate 3 | Southern terminus |
Line 46 Natividad | Gate 3 | Southern terminus |
Line 49 Northridge via North Main Street | Gate 2 | Southern terminus |
Line 68 Presidio–Salinas Express via Highway 68 | Gate 2 | Eastern terminus |
36°40′34″N 121°39′24″W / 36.67621°N 121.65679°W
References
- ^ Schmalz, David. "Monterey-Salinas Transit gets a new smartphone app". MontereyCountyWeekly.com. Retrieved December 27, 2019.
- ^ Cronk, Ryan (20 February 2019). "Feedback sought on express bus study". Soledad Bee. Retrieved 27 December 2019.
- ^ "Monterey Rail Extension Phase 1: Kick Start". Transportation Agency for Monterey County - TAMC. Retrieved 30 June 2019.