transit store

Foothill operates a transit store and information center in the station building.

A transit store opened at the station in August 2008, joining other major stations in the system.

At the Transit Store downtown, visitors can find bus or trolley maps for specific routes.

A permit to take a bike on the trolley costs $4 at the Transit Store, and is valid for three years (photo identification necessary).

By April 2007, Go-To cards were being sold to the general public at Metro Transit stores.

The Transit Store relocates to 102 Broadway (at First Avenue) in downtown.

But as a transit store, he said, it will boost employee pride, spread the New Jersey Transit name, and give the station a fun place to shop.

May: The Transit Store opens at Broadway & Fifth Avenue in downtown San Diego.

Advance purchases can be made at a station, other sales locations within the airport, and by mail-order through the Transit Store link on SEPTA's website.

The station features a new transit store, where Metro and Foothill Transit fare media can be purchased, a store to purchase transponders for the Metro ExpressLanes pilot project on the I-110 and I-10 freeways and a Greyhound Ticket Office.

Doran Barnes, who is employed by Veolia as the executive director for Foothill, will become a direct Foothill employee, with planning, procurement, and other administrative functions transitioned during the coming months, and Veolia staff continuing to operate the transit stores and maintain bus shelters.