NEWS AND UPDATES
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH - LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
LONE PINE & WALKER DIAL-A-RIDE
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH - PRESIDENT'S DAY
ALL BUS SERVICE WILL BE CLOSED
EXCEPT WITHIN THE TOWN OF MAMMOTH LAKES
Mammoth Lakes Night Time Dial-A-Ride After 6:00 p.m. Mammoth Lakes Dial-A-Ride is limited to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) complementary paratransit service. This service requires ADA eligibility certification and 24-hour advance reservations. The ADA Paratransit Policy and Application are available online.
Daily Bus Service between June Lake and Mammoth
JUNE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS IS BACK!
Our HistoryThe Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA) was established in November of 2006 as a Joint Powers Authority between the Counties of Inyo and Mono, the City of Bishop and the Town of Mammoth Lakes. ESTA is a new public transit agency created to meet the growing need for public transportation in and for the four member jurisdictions and throughout the entire Eastern Sierra region.
The ESTA Board of Directors is made up of eight members, two from each of the member jurisdictions, appointed from their respective governing bodies.
ESTA began operating transit services on July 1 of 2007, assuming control of all the services, staff and capital formerly known as Inyo Mono Transit (a division of Inyo County government). ESTA offers a variety of bus services, including;
deviated fixed routes, local in-town dial-a-ride services, multiple town-to-town services throughout the Hwy 395 and Hwy 6 corridors, and interregional service (CREST) extending from Reno, Nevada to Lancaster, California with connections to the Los Angeles area.
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ESTA VISION STATEMENT
The purpose of the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority is to provide excellent public transportation services in an entrepreneurial style within the Eastern Sierra Region. The Authority, through its leadership provides responsive and reliable services and is a regional platform for service planning and funding decisions.
