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The acronym VINE in VINE Transit stands for 'Valley Intercity Network Express'.
Answer: False
The correct expansion of the acronym VINE is 'Valley Intercity Neighborhood Express,' not 'Valley Intercity Network Express'.
VINE Transit's operational management is primarily handled by Transdev.
Answer: False
While Transdev operates the service, the primary management entity for VINE Transit is the Napa Valley Transportation Authority.
The principal geographical area served by VINE Transit is Sonoma County, California.
Answer: False
VINE Transit's primary service area is Napa County, California, extending into parts of Solano and Contra Costa counties, not Sonoma County.
VINE Transit provides services across three counties: Napa, Solano, and Contra Costa.
Answer: True
VINE Transit's service network encompasses Napa County, Solano County, and extends into Contra Costa County.
The Napa Valley Transportation Authority is the entity that operates the VINE Transit service.
Answer: False
The Napa Valley Transportation Authority manages VINE Transit, while Transdev is the contracted operator of the service.
What is the correct expansion of the acronym VINE as used by VINE Transit?
Answer: Valley Intercity Neighborhood Express
The acronym VINE stands for 'Valley Intercity Neighborhood Express'.
Which entity is responsible for the management of VINE Transit?
Answer: Napa Valley Transportation Authority
The Napa Valley Transportation Authority is the governing body responsible for managing VINE Transit.
What is the official web address for VINE Transit?
Answer: vinetransit.com
The official online presence for VINE Transit is maintained at vinetransit.com.
VINE Transit provides service to the city of Santa Rosa within Napa County.
Answer: False
Santa Rosa is located in Sonoma County and is not served by VINE Transit, which primarily operates within Napa, Solano, and Contra Costa counties.
Within the City of Napa, VINE Transit exclusively utilizes fixed-route services.
Answer: False
VINE Transit employs a hybrid system within the City of Napa, combining both fixed-route and on-demand services.
VINE Transit operates six regional routes designed to connect passengers between various transportation systems.
Answer: False
VINE Transit operates five regional routes, not six, which are designed to facilitate connections between different transit systems.
VINE Transit Route A functions as an on-demand service within the City of Napa, operating on weekdays and Saturdays.
Answer: True
Route A is designated as an on-demand local service within the City of Napa, operating on weekdays and Saturdays.
VINE Transit Route 10, the Up Valley Connector, operates exclusively on weekdays.
Answer: False
VINE Transit Route 10, the Up Valley Connector, operates daily, not solely on weekdays.
VINE Transit Route 11X, known as the Napa-Vallejo Express, operates daily.
Answer: False
VINE Transit Route 11X, the Napa-Vallejo Express, operates exclusively on weekdays, not daily.
The Napa-Solano Express route is designated as VINE Transit Route 21 and operates exclusively on weekdays.
Answer: True
VINE Transit Route 21 is identified as the Napa-Solano Express and operates solely on weekdays.
American Canyon Transit (ACT) offers both on-demand and limited fixed-route services.
Answer: True
American Canyon Transit (ACT) provides both on-demand and limited fixed-route transit options.
The St. Helena Shuttle is an on-demand service that connects to VINE Routes 10 and 10X.
Answer: True
The St. Helena Shuttle operates as an on-demand service and facilitates connections with VINE Routes 10 and 10X.
The Yountville Bee Line is a former deviated fixed-route service.
Answer: False
The Yountville Bee Line is an on-demand dial-a-ride service; the Yountville Trolley was the former deviated fixed-route service.
Which of the following cities is NOT served by VINE Transit?
Answer: Santa Rosa
VINE Transit serves Calistoga (Napa County), Fairfield (Solano County), and El Cerrito (Contra Costa County), but does not serve Santa Rosa (Sonoma County).
What type of service does VINE Transit operate within the City of Napa?
Answer: A hybrid system combining fixed-route and on-demand services
Within the City of Napa, VINE Transit utilizes a combination of fixed-route and on-demand services.
How many regional routes does VINE Transit operate?
Answer: 5
VINE Transit operates five regional routes.
VINE Transit Route 10 is known as the:
Answer: Up Valley Connector
VINE Transit Route 10 is designated as the 'Up Valley Connector'.
Which service was a former deviated fixed-route service within Yountville?
Answer: Yountville Trolley
The Yountville Trolley was a former deviated fixed-route service in Yountville; the Yountville Bee Line is an on-demand service.
Which of the following is NOT a city served by VINE Transit in Solano County?
Answer: Vacaville
VINE Transit serves Vallejo, Fairfield, and Suisun in Solano County, but does not serve Vacaville.
Which VINE Transit route serves the Westwood and South Napa areas?
Answer: Route B
VINE Transit Route B serves the Westwood and South Napa areas.
What is the function of the 'Shuttle brands' section in the VINE Transit article?
Answer: To detail the on-demand and deviated fixed-route services managed by VINE in various locations.
The 'Shuttle brands' section provides information on the various on-demand and deviated fixed-route services that VINE manages and operates under distinct brand names in different localities.
What is the designation for the Napa-Solano Express route?
Answer: Route 21
The Napa-Solano Express route is designated as VINE Transit Route 21.
What is the primary service type for VINE Transit Routes A through G?
Answer: Local services operating within the City of Napa
VINE Transit Routes A through G primarily function as local services operating within the City of Napa.
The Calistoga Shuttle is an on-demand service that connects to which VINE Transit routes?
Answer: Route 10 and Route 10X
The Calistoga Shuttle, an on-demand service, provides connections to VINE Transit Routes 10 and 10X.
Using VINE Transit's express routes requires only the standard fare.
Answer: False
Express routes operated by VINE Transit are subject to additional fares beyond the standard fare.
To board a VINE Transit bus, a passenger can present a valid pass, a Clipper Card, or pay the cash fare, but not a transfer slip.
Answer: False
Passengers can board a VINE Transit bus by presenting a valid pass, a Clipper Card, or a valid transfer slip, in addition to paying the cash fare.
VINE Transit offers discount passes in 31-day and 20-ride formats.
Answer: True
VINE Transit provides discount fare options through 31-day passes and 20-ride passes.
A 31-day pass allows unlimited rides on all VINE Transit routes, including express routes, for 31 days.
Answer: False
While a 31-day pass allows unlimited rides on regular VINE routes, express routes may incur additional fares or have specific pass requirements.
VINE Transit transfer slips are valid for transfers between VINE Routes 10 and 11.
Answer: False
VINE Transit transfer slips are not valid for transfers between Route 10 and Route 11.
VINE Transit began accepting Clipper Cards in the year 2014.
Answer: True
The integration of Clipper Card payment began for VINE Transit in 2014.
Which of the following statements about VINE Transit fares is TRUE?
Answer: Express routes operated by VINE Transit are subject to additional fares beyond the standard fare.
Riders utilizing VINE Transit's express routes are required to pay fares that exceed the standard fare structure.
How many 'uses' does a 20-ride pass count as when boarding a regular VINE Transit bus?
Answer: One use
A 20-ride pass typically counts as one 'use' for boarding a regular VINE Transit bus, though specific routes may have different requirements.
VINE Transit began accepting Clipper Cards in which year?
Answer: 2014
VINE Transit implemented Clipper Card acceptance in the year 2014.
Which of the following is a valid method for boarding a VINE Transit bus, according to the source?
Answer: Presenting a valid pass, Clipper Card, or transfer slip
Valid methods for boarding a VINE Transit bus include presenting a valid pass, a Clipper Card, or a transfer slip.
Which statement accurately describes VINE Transit transfer slips?
Answer: They are issued for cash or punch pass payments and are valid for transfers between regular routes, but not R10/R11, and require extra charge on express buses.
VINE Transit transfer slips, issued for cash or punch pass payments, are valid for transfers between regular routes (excluding R10/R11) but incur an additional charge when used on express buses.
VINE Transit recorded an annual ridership of approximately 536,600 in the year 2024.
Answer: True
In the year 2024, VINE Transit reported an annual ridership figure of approximately 536,600 passengers.
As of the second quarter of 2025, VINE Transit averaged around 1,800 riders per weekend day.
Answer: False
The data indicates that VINE Transit averaged approximately 1,800 riders per *weekday* day in the second quarter of 2025, not per weekend day.
VINE Transit ceases operations entirely on Independence Day (July 4th).
Answer: True
VINE Transit suspends all operations on Independence Day, July 4th.
VINE Transit operates on a Saturday schedule on President's Day and the day after Thanksgiving.
Answer: True
President's Day and the day following Thanksgiving are observed with a Saturday service schedule by VINE Transit.
VINE Transit maintains its standard weekday schedule on holidays such as Memorial Day.
Answer: False
VINE Transit does not operate on Memorial Day; it is one of the holidays on which service is entirely suspended.
VINE Transit operates a total of 11 routes and utilizes 3 hubs within its network.
Answer: True
The VINE Transit network comprises 11 routes and is supported by 3 operational hubs.
On which major holiday does VINE Transit NOT operate at all?
Answer: Thanksgiving Day
VINE Transit ceases all operations on Thanksgiving Day. Service variations occur on other holidays.
On which holidays does VINE Transit operate according to its standard weekday schedule?
Answer: Columbus Day and Veterans Day
VINE Transit maintains its standard weekday schedule on holidays such as Columbus Day and Veterans Day.
How many stops does VINE Transit have within its service area?
Answer: 329
The VINE Transit system encompasses a total of 329 stops across its service area.
The Amtrak Thruway 7 bus service connects Arcata and Martinez daily, facilitated by VINE Transit.
Answer: True
The Amtrak Thruway 7 bus service provides daily connections between Arcata and Martinez, with VINE Transit facilitating aspects of this service through its network.
VINE Transit Route 29 provides a direct connection to the Amtrak system.
Answer: False
VINE Transit Route 29, the Napa-BART Express, provides a direct connection to BART, not Amtrak.
Which VINE Transit route provides a direct connection to the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system?
Answer: Route 29 (Napa-BART Express)
VINE Transit Route 29, designated as the Napa-BART Express, offers a direct connection to the BART system.
What is the primary function of VINE Transit's regional routes?
Answer: To connect passengers between different bus systems, ferry services, BART, and Amtrak.
The primary function of VINE Transit's regional routes is to facilitate intermodal connections for passengers, linking various bus systems, ferry services, BART, and Amtrak.
How does VINE Transit facilitate connections to Amtrak services?
Answer: Via its regional routes and the Amtrak Thruway 7 bus service.
VINE Transit facilitates Amtrak connections through its regional routes and the specific Amtrak Thruway 7 bus service.