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Public Transit
The Table below summarizes public transit
services in Inyo County. Follow the highlighted link to view the
home page of each public transit agency.
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Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA) On July 1st, 2007, Inyo Mono Transit officially became the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority. The Eastern Sierra Transit Authority offers affordable transportation throughout Inyo and Mono Counties. ESTA operates door-to-door bus service in the communities of Bishop, Mammoth, Lone Pine, and Walker, as well as operating the Eastern Sierra’s only interregional routes between Reno and Ridgecrest . ESTA offers twice-daily service between Lone Pine and Bishop and two round trips daily between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes. A new ESTA website can now be viewed online by following the link above. |
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Inyo-Mono Area Agency on Aging (IMAAA) / Inyo Mono Senior Program For seniors who need transportation but cannot ride the Eastern Sierra Transit Authority bus due to physical limitations, escorted rides to essential services can be arranged by appointment. Call IMSP at (760) 873-6364 or 1-800-510-2020. Many medical services needed by residents must be obtained outside of Inyo and Mono counties. IMAAA may be able to schedule rides to out-of-area medical appointments if you have no public or private alternative. Requires 7-10 day advance notice. |
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Inyo-Mono Association for the Handicapped (IMAH) IMAH operates two vans, Monday-Friday, in the Bishop area to transport developmentally and mentally disabled adults to and from the Creative Workshop day-activity program in Bishop. The major components of the workshop program are independent living skills, communication skills, work-adjustment skills, social and recreational activities, and self-advocacy skills. |
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Toiyabe Indian Health Project Inc. The Toiyabe Indian Health Project, based in Bishop, transports tribal members and their families for shopping, medical, and other necessary purposes. They provide transportation in both Inyo and Mono Counties. |
Neighboring areas transit websites can be viewed by following these links: