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Amendments to Comprehensive Fare Ordinance

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The San Diego Association of Governments is implementing Amendments to the Comprehensive Fare Ordinance affecting the service areas of the Metropolitan Transit Service and the North County Transit District within San Diego County. This initiative introduces a two-phase transit fare increase to meet operating expenses, with Phase I taking effect on October 1, 2026, and Phase II taking effect on October 1, 2027. Phase I will see most fares increase by 15 to 30 percent, while Phase II will result in cumulative increases of 20 to 40 percent over current levels. A significant operational change starting in Phase I is the elimination of COASTER zones, transitioning riders to a single fare regardless of travel distance. Beyond fare adjustments, the ordinance updates terminology and policies regarding juror, group, and post-secondary institution passes. It also refines eligibility for reduced fares, establishes policies for microtransit and temporary, promotional, or experimental fares, and authorizes the creation of free and reduced fare programs. The project is governed by Statutory Exemption State code 15273, exempting it from CEQA requirements. Administrative oversight is led by Keith Greer, Deputy Director of Environmental Planning.

General Info

Fare increases of 20–40% by 2027, flat fare replaces COASTER zones, new equity programs and microtransit policies.

Agency

California → San Diego Association of Governments

NAICS

926120 - Regulation and Administration of Transportation ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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2026 Fare Ordinance Amendments Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → San Diego Association of Governments
Contacts1 person available
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California → San Diego Association of Governments
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Keith GreerDeputy Director, Environmental Planning

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The proposed Amendments to Comprehensive Fare Ordinance would increase transit fares over two phases of implementation. Phase I fares would take effect starting October 1, 2026, and phase II fares would take effect starting October 1, 2027. In phase I, most fares would increase 15-30%. In phase II, most fares would increase such that cumulative changes would be 20-40% over current levels. Starting with phase I, COASTER zones would be eliminated as a means of determining fares, and riders would pay a single fare regardless of distance. The Comprehensive Fare Ordinance is also proposed to update terminology; policies related to juror, post-secondary institution, and group passes; eligibility for reduced fares; policies related to microtransit; policies related to temporary, promotional, and experimental fares; and allow for the creation of free and reduced fare programs.

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