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The West Valley Connector (WVC) project will be a 100% zero-emission Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, the first stage of the San Bernardino County zero-emission Bus Initiative and second BRT route in San Bernardino County.

Phase I of the project is 19 miles and will upgrade a portion of existing Route 61 which runs along Holt Boulevard, adding approximately 3.5 miles as center running, dedicated bus-only lanes. There will be 21 stations in Phase I that will provide an improved transit connection to Ontario International Airport (ONT) and help build transit connectivity by linking ONT, two Metrolink lines (San Bernardino and Riverside) and multiple major activity centers along the route including Ontario Mills and Victoria Gardens. Headways will be 10 minutes in the peak commute period and 15 minutes off-peak, providing a high level of service to the community.

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Fact Sheets:

West Valley Business Connector Program – Click the map to view participating businesses and find local deals

Shop Local and Support the Businesses that Support Your Community

The West Valley Business Connector Program is designed to encourage the community to shop local during project construction. Participation is free for eligible businesses along the project route in the City of Ontario. Once construction of the new BRT stations begins later in 2024, businesses in the corridor cities of Pomona, Montclair, and Rancho Cucamonga will also be eligible for participation at no cost.

Participating businesses will be:

  • Highlighted on @goSBCTA’s social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, and X)
  • Shared in weekly project construction alerts
  • Featured on the project website via Google Maps

For more information, email info@goSBCTA.com or call 877-55-SBCTA

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Official Rules Disclaimer:

There is no cost for businesses to participate. Benefits to local businesses include the following: social media and email marketing, and business/coupon promotions on the West Valley Connector Project website. For a business to be eligible, their physical address must fall within ¼-mile of the project corridor. In the first phase of this program, only impacted businesses along the project route in the City of Ontario are eligible for participation. Once construction of the new BRT stations begins later in 2024, businesses in the corridor cities of Pomona, Montclair, and Rancho Cucamonga will also be eligible for participation at no cost. SBCTA reserves the right to change, amend, extend, cancel or discontinue the program at any time, with no advance notice.

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