Grapeline is designed to make getting around Lodi as easy and economical as can be. Comfortable buses take you on your way to downtown, to major shopping and recreational areas, medical facilities, the community center, schools and worksites. The Lodi area is served by 5 lines that meet conveniently at Lodi Station, located at 24 South Sacramento Street, so you can go around town from almost any starting point. You can also get out of town, as the service connects with SJRTD, to Manteca, Lathrop, Tracy and Stockton. Grapeline also connects with South County Transit (SCT/LINK) to Galt, Elk Grove and Sacramento.


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Grapeline Five Routes
Grapeline runs along five convenient routes that loop around Lodi. Each route starts and ends at Lodi Station, located at Sacramento and Oak Streets.

Route 1 - Church/Lower Sacramento
Travels along North Church Street, Turner Road, Lodi Lake and Lower Sacramento Road to Wal-Mart and Target.
Route 2 - Central
Travels along Central Avenue and Kettleman Lane to Wal-Mart and Target.
Route 3 - Ham
Travels along Lockeford Street, Elm Street, Ham Lane to Harney.
Route 4 - Century
Travels along Lodi Avenue, Fairmont Avenue, Vine Street, South Church Street, Century Boulevard, Mills Lane to Wal-Mart and Target.
Route 5 - Cherokee
Travels through Northeast Lodi, Cluff Avenue, Cherokee Lane to Almond Drive.
Making Transfers
Main transfer points are at Lodi Station in Downtown, and in front of Wal-Mart and Target stores. We charge one fare for a trip, even if a transfer is required. Transfers may also be used to "stop and shop" as well. Transfers are not valid after time shown. Please announce destination so that the driver can hold your connecting bus. 
City of Lodi Gives You More Ways to Go With Dial-A-Ride Service
City of Lodi provides Dial-A-Ride service throughout the Lodi area for anyone. Dial-A-Ride is a demand responsive service with pickups after a call, within 60 minutes. Dial-A-Ride offers both a reservation and demand response service. Dial-A-Ride is a wheelchair accessible, door to door service that is available to the general public, seven days a week. To schedule a trip with Dial-A-Ride, call in your reservation at least one day in advance.
Regular Fare (0 to 59 years old) .................................................................................... $2.00
County Area Surcharge (Acampo, Woodbridge, Villa Cerezos mobile home parks & areas).. $.50
Senior (60+)/Disabled ...................................................................................................  $1.00
Catching the Bus
Buses will only stop at designated Grapeline bus stops. To ensure a ride, please be at your stop location prior to the time listed. As the bus approaches, stand or signal the driver and wait for the bus to stop.
Paying Your Fare
To expedite boarding, have the correct fare or pass ready when the bus arrives. If you need to use more than one bus route to reach your final destination, please ask for a free transfer, upon boarding, from the driver which allows you 45 minutes to board another route.
Transit Information
If you have any questions or would like to help planning your trip, call 333-6806, Monday-Saturday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM or visit us at the Lodi Station, located on 24 South Sacramento Street.
Weekend or Holiday Service
Sorry, there is no service on New Years Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Saturday Service is available from 7:45 AM to 4:45 PM (Lodi Station departure) and Sunday Service is available from 7:45 AM to 3:15 PM (Lodi Station departure).
Connect to County Buses
  - San Joaquin Regional Transit District (SJRTD) 1-800-HOW-TO-RIDE
 - San Joaquin County Sacramento South County Transit (SCT/LINK) (209) 745-3052