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ALT A graphic of an “I Voted” sticker sits in the center. Text reads “Take Pasadena Transit and Pasadena Dial-A-Ride on Election Day, November 3! Free Fares, All Day Long.”
ALT Title reads “Ballot Drop-Off Locations in Pasadena and Bus Routes.” Lists the following locations and routes: Allendale Branch Library (Route 51 or 20), Grant Park (Route 10 or 53), Hastings Branch Library (Route 32, 33, or 40), Jackie Robinson Community Center (Route 20, 32, 33, 51, or 53), Pasadena City Hall (Route 10, 20, 33, 40, 51, 52, or 53), Rose Bowl Stadium Near Lot 1 (Route 33 or 51), Victory Park (Route 31, 33, or 40), and Washington Park (Route 20, 31, 32, or 33).
ALT Title reads “11-Day Vote Center Locations (October 24 – November 3). Lists Armenian Cilica Evangelical Church, Derian Hall with routes 31 or 60, and Robinson Park Recreation Center, Multipurpose Room with routes 20, 51, 52 or 53.
ALT Title reads “4-Day Vote Center Locations (October 31 - November 3).” Lists the following six locations and bus routes: Armenian Cilica Evangelical Church (Route 31 or 60); First United Methodist Church – Pasadena (Route 10, 19, 20, 40, or 53); Jefferson Branch Library (Route 10 or 40); Octavia E. Butler Magnet, Gymnasium (Route 20, 31, 32, or 33); Pasadena City College, Creveling Lounge (Route 10 or 60); and Red Hen Press, Literary Center (Route 33).
ALT Title reads “4-Day Vote Center Locations Continued). Lists the following six locations and bus routes: Robinson Park Recreation Center, Multi-Purpose Room (Route 20, 51, 52 or 53); Rosemont Pavillion, North Warehouse (Route 51); Webster Elementary, Auditorium (Route 31, 32, or 33); Westminster Presbyterian Church, Lawrence Chapel (Route 20); Victory Park Recreation Center, Gymnasium (Route 31, 33, or 40); and Villa Park Community Center, Auditorium (Route 20, 33, or 40).
ALT Title reads “Location Hours.” Text reads “Ballot Drop-Off Locations: Drop off your ballot any time through November 3 at 8 p.m. 11-Day Vote Center Locations: October 24 to November 2, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and November 3, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 4-Day Vote Center Locations: October 31 to November 2, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and November 3, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.”
ALT Text reads “Questions? Visit lavote.net for voting information. For trip planning assistance, use the Transit app, visit PasadenaTransit.net, or call (626) 744-4055.”
ALT A graphic of a hand holding a transit TAP card. Text below reads "Choose the pass that fits your journey". A white arrow reads "swipe for options".
ALT Cartoon of Pasadena City Hall on a green hill alongside a credit card with a dollar sign. Text above reads "Income Based Options: Qualifying residents save with discounted fares through Metro's LIFE program."
ALT Cartoon of two students sitting on a green hill with their laptops and one student holding a book, standing under a palm tree. Text reads "Students: Metro GoPass and U-Pass are accepted on Pasadena Transit."
ALT Cartoon of a man pushing an elderly woman in a wheel chair. A green and white Pasadena Dial-A-Ride vehicle sits behind them. Text reads "Seniors & Riders with Disabilities: Join Pasadena Dial-A-Ride or Access Services and ride Pasadena Transit for free.
ALT UCLA VS MICHIGAN STATE - Saturday, October 24, 2026. Take Route 51 to the game! Every 11 minutes between 9:15 am - 12:45 am. Service from A Line Memorial Park station to Mountain Street and Lincoln Avenue. No service after 8:00 pm.
ALT UCLA VS WISCONSIN - Saturday, October 17, 2026. Take Route 51 to the game! Every 11 minutes between 12:45 pm - 4:25 pm. Service from A Line Memorial Park station to Mountain St and Lincoln Ave. No service after 8:00 pm.
ALT Title Reads: “Choose Kindness on Pasadena Transit”. Blue poster with a graphic of a person kindly waiting for the person in front of them to board the bus, featuring the following message: “A little patience goes a long way. Stay patient for those who need more time to board.”
ALT Detour notice - Route 33. Musica y Poemas Festival on Sautrday, October 10, 2026
ALT Yellow warning sign with exclamation mark on top of picture of Pasadena Transit bus. Text reads "Protect Yourself and Others This Heatwave, Take Pasadena Transit to your local cooling center."
ALT Text reads "Take our air-conditioned buses to one of Pasadena’s cooling centers! If you’re over 60 or have a disability, Pasadena Dial-A-Ride is an option. For questions, call (626) 744-4094."
ALT Text title reads: Cooling Centers & Other Temperature Controlled City Facilities: Jackie Robinson Community Center - Route 20, 51, or 53 Villa Parke Neighborhood Center - Route 20, 33, or 40 Robinson Park Recreation Center - Route 20, 51, or 53 Victory Park Recreation Center - Route 31, 33, or 40 Title reads: Pasadena Public Libraries: Allendale Branch - Route 20 or 51 Hastings Branch - Route 31, 32, or 40 Hill Avenue Branch - Route 10 Jefferson Branch - Route 40 La Pintoresca Branch - Route 20, 31, 32, or 33 Lamanda Park Branch - Route 60 Linda Vista Branch - Route 51/52 San Rafael Branch - Route 33 Santa Catalina Branch - Route 31, 32 or 33 Villa Parke Branch - Route 20, 33 or 40
ALT Title reads: Tips For Using The Bus & Staying Cool DOWNLOAD THE TRANSIT APP for real-time arrival information to minimize waiting outside. STAY HYDRATED: Drink plenty of water throughout the day, even if you are not feeling thirsty. STAY PROTECTED: Wear a hat, sunscreen, lightweight clothing, or use an umbrella. CALL 911 if you are or someone else is experiencing heat stroke.
ALT Detour Notice - Route 40. Latino Heritage Parade. Saturday, October 10, 2026.
ALT Picture of Pasadena Transit bus sits in the center of the post. Text reads “October 7th is Clean Air Day. What exactly does this mean?” Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “Definition & free fare information!”
ALT A graphic of a bus with a symbol of green leaves on it driving on a road. Text reads “California Clean Air Day is a statewide event that brings thousands of Californians together to take actions against air pollution. To celebrate, Pasadena Transit and Pasadena Dial-A-Ride will provide free rides on Wednesday, October 7!” Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “History of Clean Air Day”.
ALT Graphics of people tending to a garden and planting a tree. Text reads “Clean Air Day was established by the Coalition for Clean Air to show that shared experiences unite people to take action to improve our community’s health.” Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “How does our work contribute to this?”.
ALT Text reads “Pasadena Transit actively works toward cleaner air, with a goal of transitioning to a 100% zero-emission fleet by 2037.” A graphic of a battery electric Pasadena Transit bus sits among green trees under a blue sky. The text on the graphic reads “Each ZEB saves 172,000 pounds of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) a year. This equals to planting 3,500 trees”. Text below the graphic reads “To learn more about Pasadena’s Zero-Emission Bus (ZEB) Transition Plan, please visit bit.ly/PasadenaZEBPlan”. Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “How does this affect Californians?”.
ALT A heart with a blue hand over it. Text reads “Visit cleanairday.org and take an official pledge.” Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “Conclusion”.
ALT Graphic of a bus parked at a bus stop and a graphic of three buses driving on a road. Text reads “How will you celebrate Clean Air Day?”
ALT Text reads “More than 8 in 10 Californians live in counties affected by unhealthy air. Clean Air Day helps raise awareness and combat this.” A graphic of 10 cartoon Earths sit in two rows, with 8 of the Earths having sad faces and only two Earths having smiling faces. Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “How Clean Air Day is recognized”.
ALT A graphic of a pen signing a sheet of paper. Text reads “Every year, individuals and organizations take pledges to commit to reduce air pollution. Because any action, big or small, matters.” Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “What has been the impact so far?”.
ALT Text reads “Since 2018, there have been: 73,000+ Clean Air pledges taken, 385,000+ actions to clear the air, 1,800+ organizations engaged, and 500+ community events held”. Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “What can you do?”.
ALT Text reads “A few ways you can celebrate Clean Air Day this year: Use reusable bags and water bottles, participate in a local cleanup, take public transit or carpool, go on a bike ride or go on a walk, plant a tree or garden.” Arrow on the top right corner of the post points to the right and reads “How to take an official pledge”.
ALT Title Reads: “Choose Kindness on Pasadena Transit”. Blue poster with a contactless transit card and the following message: “Tap in, ride on. Paying your fare helps fund transit services.”
ALT Title Reads: “Choose Kindness on Pasadena Transit”. Blue poster with a no-smoking symbol and the following message: "Keep the air fresh for everyone. Help keep the air fresh and refrain from smoking or vaping on the bus or at bus stops."
ALT Title Reads: “Choose Kindness on Pasadena Transit”. Blue poster with a waving hand and a heart icon, featuring the following message: "A simple 'thank you' goes a long way. Brighten a driver's day! Say hello and thank you."