511 Contra Costa

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511 Contra Costa is a program of the Contra Costa Transportation Authority. We offer alternatives to driving alone to reduce traffic congestion and help air quality.
Websitehttps://511contracosta.org
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Do you commute between the East Bay & San Francisco? Get 10 FREE trips on SF Bay Ferry's Richmond Route. With our Ferry Take 10 program, you get a break from driving, great views, free Wi-Fi, and the chance to try a different commute. Apply: https://511cc.org/ferry
Convert your transit trips into weekly chances to win $511 by signing up for our FREE Big Win on Transit program. Stacey turned her BART trips into reading time *and* drawing entries, and now she's our latest $511 winner. (And a well-read one, too.) Learn more and sign up: https://511cc.org/bigwin
‪The Bay Area Air District's Clean Cars for All program helps you retire an older vehicle (model year 2007 or earlier) and receive $7,500 to buy a new e-bike and cycling accessories. You can use the remaining funds for public transit. See if you qualify: https://511cc.org/cc4amobility

Read our latest blog post for New Year's transit info, including:

• Free transit options on New Year's Eve
• Planned transit service on New Year's Day
• Adjusted service for Capitol Corridor & Golden Gate Bus on Friday, Jan. 2

Get the details: https://511cc.org/nye2025

New Year's Day – Thursday, Jan. 1 – is a Spare the Air Day. Take any form of transit serving Contra Costa on Thursday and log your trip with Big Win on Transit to grab an $8 Starbucks gift card, while supplies last. Learn more: https://511cc.org/bigwin/#newyears

A reminder from SF Bay Ferry: Bridge tolls across the Bay Area will increase by 50¢ starting January 1, 2026. A one-way trip on the Richmond Ferry is still less than $5.

PLUS: Youth ages 5-17 ride for just $1 through January 31, 2026. Chidren under 5 always ride free. More: https://511cc.org/ferrywinter

A #SparetheAir Alert has been issued for Thursday, January 1. Personal fireworks and residential wood burning are expected to increase air pollution levels despite light rain and winds.

Wood burning is banned on New Year's Day. If possible, consider combining vehicle trips or taking transit.

DEADLINE JANUARY 5: Interested in making Contra Costa transit better for seniors and people with disabilities? CCTA is seeking volunteers for their Accessible Advisory Committee. Open seats for 2 people 60+ and 2 people with disabilities. Apply by January 5: https://tinyurl.com/AACCCTA

Have New Year's Eve plans? Take transit for a built-in designated driver AND take your time ringing in the new year with late-night BART service and free rides on AC Transit and SF Muni. Details:

BART: https://511cc.org/bart2025nye
AC Transit: https://511cc.org/act2025nye
SF Muni: https://511cc.org/muni2025nye

Want to stay active in 2026? Get started now by signing up for the Winter Walk Challenge. Weekly challenges start in January, but you can sign up NOW. It's fun, healthy, and a great way to spend time outside with friends and family. Learn more: 511cc.org/walk