… Museums (For Free!) … Museums (For Free!) Did you know that you can enjoy some of the great museums in the Foothill Transit service … then hop on the bus.   Japanese American National Museum Photo credit: janm.org The  Japanese American National Museum  is the largest museum in the United States dedicated to sharing the experience of Americans of Japanese ancestry. They have a … in 1906 by the Hurst Family. It was originally over 150 acres but slowly it was sold off for homes, schools and shopping. Now it is a community resource for residents to explore and enjoy. Always free! Please call (626) 549-0700 #5 to learn more …

… Greening Big … Greening Big WE’RE GOING BIG AND GOING GREEN! Big news! Lines 291 and 486 are now fully powered by hydrogen! Ride one of our 33 hydrogen fuel cell buses every trip. Plus, we have 19 more HFC buses on the … provide our community with clean, quiet, and safe rides on North America’s largest fleet of Xcelsior CHARGE H2™ buses. Why is hydrogen such a big deal? In a hydrogen fuel cell, hydrogen and oxygen are combined to generate electricity, heat, and … fuel is stored at the new Pomona Hydrogen Fueling Station in a 25,000-gallon tank – the largest hydrogen fuel tank used for transit in North America. Buses can be refueled in 7-10 minutes and can travel up to 300 miles on a single refueling! …

… Rainy Day Bus Riding Survival Guide … Rainy Day Bus Riding Survival Guide Here are some tips to help you prepare for riding the bus in the rain. A little planning can clear the clouds from a rainy day bus ride. Check the weather report The weather might be different for your start and end points. Know before you go Sign up for alerts and keep an eye on our Real Time Bus Information . Dress warmly Bring your rain gear (umbrella, boots, scarf…), …