Coast Cruiser Pilot Shuttle Bus

Shuttle runs every hour 11 am – 9 pm, Saturdays and Sundays ONLY June 6 – Sept. 7

Stop#1 NCTD Station on Vulcan On the Hour Stop #7 K Street and Hwy 101, west side

Stop #2 A Street and Hwy 101, east side Stop #8 San Elijo Campgrounds, Hwy 101 west side

Stop #3 Avocado Street and Hwy 101, west side Stop #9 Yogi’s in Cardiff, Hwy 101 east side

Stop #4 Phoebe Street and Hwy 101, west side Stop #10 New Balance Shoe Store in Cardiff,

Stop #6 Moonlight Beach, lower lot On the half hour Stop #11 The Lumberyard, Hwy 101 east side

The exciting new Coast Cruiser Shuttle will cruise along Hwy 101 from Leucadia to Cardiff, making stops near your favorite attractions, beaches, restaurant and shops. The 14 week pilot program will be resident and visitor serving and is scheduled to begin June 6th and run through Labor Day weekend, September 7th, every weekend both Saturdays and Sundays. The times of the shuttle are from 11am to 9pm with buses stopping at 11 designated stops once every hour. The cost will be $1.00 per ride or $5.00 for a weekend pass. Weekend passes may be purchased on the bus; at the Leucadia 101 Main Street office, 386 N. Coast Hwy 101; at the Downtown Encinitas Main Street office, 818 S. Coast Hwy 101; or at the Cardiff 101 Chamber office, 124 Aberdeen Dr. in Cardiff.

This project was an idea that came out the City's Cultural Tourism Committee last year, and Leucadia 101 MainStreet Association is the lead organization administering the pilot project. With grants received from the City of Encinitas and Mizel Family Foundation and San Diego County Third District Supervisor Pam Slater-Price, there is now seed money to put the concept into action! This shuttle was developed as a pilot program to gain insight and to gauge public support for the project as a permanent beach cities shuttle. This bus selected runs on bio- fuel, and will therefore be an extension of the City’s Greening our Community efforts. The bus is intended to help promote movement between all three coastal communities without creating traffic congestion

Many thanks to the Shuttle Bus Pilot Project Committee for their hard work to bring this exciting project to our community: Councilwoman Teresa Barth; Barbara Cobb-Cardiff 101 Chamber; John Dewald -Pacific Station Project; Paua Kirpalani-Leucadia 101 Main Street Association; Peder Norby- Hwy 101 Coordinator; and Carris Rhodes-Downtown Encinitas MainStreet Association.

		Coast Cruiser Map, Stops and Schedule _ Please Click on image to enlarge map Coast Cruiser Shuttle Schedule *Shuttle runs every hour 11 am – 9 pm, Saturdays and Sundays ONLY* June 6 – Sept. 7 Tickets are available on the Shuttle - $1 per ride or $5 for weekend pass Stop#1 NCTD Station on Vulcan On the Hour Stop #7 K Street and Hwy 101, west side Stop #2 A Street and Hwy 101, east side Stop #8 San Elijo Campgrounds, Hwy 101 west side Stop #3 Avocado Street and Hwy 101, west side Stop #9 Yogi’s in Cardiff, Hwy 101 east side Stop #4 Phoebe Street and Hwy 101, west side Stop #10 New Balance Shoe Store in Cardiff, Stop #5 Basil Street and Hwy 101, west side Birmingham & Newcastle Stop #6 Moonlight Beach, lower lot On the half hour Stop #11 The Lumberyard, Hwy 101 east side The exciting new Coast Cruiser Shuttle** will cruise along Hwy 101 from Leucadia to Cardiff, making stops near your favorite attractions, beaches, restaurant and shops. The 14 week pilot program will be resident and visitor serving and is scheduled to begin June 6th and run through Labor Day weekend, September 7th, every weekend both Saturdays and Sundays. The times of the shuttle are from 11am to 9pm with buses stopping at 11 designated stops once every hour. The cost will be $1.00 per ride or $5.00 for a weekend pass. Weekend passes may be purchased on the bus; at the Leucadia 101 Main Street office, 386 N. Coast Hwy 101; at the Downtown Encinitas Main Street office, 818 S. Coast Hwy 101; or at the Cardiff 101 Chamber office, 124 Aberdeen Dr. in Cardiff. This project was an idea that came out the City's Cultural Tourism Committee last year, and Leucadia 101 MainStreet Association is the lead organization administering the pilot project. With grants received from the City of Encinitas and Mizel Family Foundation and San Diego County Third District Supervisor Pam Slater-Price, there is now seed money to put the concept into action! This shuttle was developed as a pilot program to gain insight and to gauge public support for the project as a permanent beach cities shuttle. This bus selected runs on bio- fuel, and will therefore be an extension of the City’s Greening our Community efforts. The bus is intended to help promote movement between all three coastal communities without creating traffic congestion Many thanks to the Shuttle Bus Pilot Project Committee for their hard work to bring this exciting project to our community: Councilwoman Teresa Barth; Barbara Cobb-Cardiff 101 Chamber; John Dewald -Pacific Station Project; Paua Kirpalani-Leucadia 101 Main Street Association; Peder Norby- Hwy 101 Coordinator; and Carris Rhodes-Downtown Encinitas MainStreet Association.
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