No need for cash and paper passes anymore. Go paperless and ride Unitrans with ZipPass! ZipPass is your one stop shop for Unitrans, Yolobus, Causeway Connection, and Sacramento RT passes! Available now in the Apple App Store and Google Play! For more info, click here!

With ZipPass you can buy your fare or pass on your phone, show the driver or conductor the activated pass, and enjoy your ride!

Available on ZipPass:

• Single Ride
• 10-Ride Ticket
• Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Passes
• Senior, Youth, and Customer with Disability Passes (Contact Unitrans at 530-752-2877 or unitrans@ucdavis.edu to activate these options.)

Not Available:

• Undergraduate AggieCard

Need more info? Click here or contact us at 530-752-2877 or unitrans@ucdavis.edu!

You can now buy Unitrans passes on our website by going to unitrans.com/fares and clicking on "Buy Ticket Online" on the left side menu. 10-ride tickets, Monthly passes, and Quarterly passes are available. Once purchased, you will receive your pass in the mail within 3-5 business days. Remember - passes and fares are required starting September 30! October passes will be accepted on September 30. For more info, call 530-752-2877 between 8 AM and 4 PM on Monday-Friday.

Welcome back to Winter Quarter! Winter is our busiest time a.k.a most crowded. Here are some helpful tips to ensure you arrive on-time to class:

1. Have your reg card, pass, or cash fare ready before the bus arrive.

2. Pack lightly or be prepared prior to boarding to take off your backpacks.

3. Leave no open seats and move ALL the way to the back of the bus and try not to bottleneck/congregate at the doors.

4. Try taking a bus that arrives on campus around :15 min after the hour (a.k.a 8:15am or 9:15am) or :30 min after the hour (a.k.a 8:30am or 9:30am). Buses arriving around :40 min and :50 min after the hour are typically OVERCROWDED.

5. Be patient and kind to your fellow riders, drivers, and conductors.

Thank you!

Unitrans is working hard to keep you and our employees healthy! Click here for a short video to learn more!

What are we doing?

* Face coverings are REQUIRED while riding the bus. Customers without coverings may not be served.

* Keep conversations to a minimum on the bus and keep conversations with the driver to necessary conversations only.

* All operable windows are open and the ventilation system is running at all times.

* Bus capacity will be limited to approx. 18 customers if possible. Customers should spread themselves out on the buses. Some seats are marked as "do not sit".

* Only engage driver and conductor as needed from a safe distance.

Cleaning Procedures Currently in Place:

* All interior bus hard surfaces and seats are sanitized daily.

* Drivers and conductors are instructed to wipe down their work space at the start of their shifts.

Customers are encouraged to bring hand santizer or other personal hygiene products they wish to use before, during, and after riding the bus at their own discretion. Any service changes will be posted on the Unitrans web site and Facebook page and will also be available by calling Unitrans at (530) 752-2877.  

For Coronavirus information for the UC Davis campus, please go to this link:  https://campusready.ucdavis.edu/.

Unitrans is Fare-Free July 10 thru July 12

POSTED ON JUL 8 2024

Unitrans will operate fare-free on Wednesday, July 10 through Friday, July 12 due to a predicted excessive heat warning for Yolo County. Need to find a cooling center in Davis? Click here!

Unitrans may operate fare-free up to 15 days per year on declared Spare the Air days by sparetheair.com or Excessive Heat Warnings as defined by the National Weather Service.

According to the National Weather Service, an "Excessive Heat Warning is issued within 12 hours of the onset of extremely dangerous heat conditions. The general rule of thumb for this Warning is when the maximum heat index temperature is expected to be 105° or higher for at least 2 days and night time air temperatures will not drop below 75°; however, these criteria vary across the country, especially for areas not used to extreme heat conditions."