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Eastern Sierra Transit Authority

Transit agency function; provider and jurisdiction must be verified.[1]

Source checked October 26, 2026[1]
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Website address
www.estransit.com

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Published Eastern Sierra Transit Authority service area and route/programme conditions; county and city links are browsing contexts and do not establish all-address coverage or individual eligibility. Route endpoints and service-area statements support these browsing anchors; a headquarters address is not used to infer service coverage. This is a partial information guide.Published Eastern Sierra Transit Authority service area and route/programme conditions; county and city links are browsing contexts and do not establish all-address coverage or individual eligibility. [1]

Online services & information

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Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — service information (opens in a new tab)[1]Official instructions

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Service area: Published Eastern Sierra Transit Authority service area and route/programme conditions; county and city links are browsing contexts and do not establish all-address coverage or individual eligibility. [1]

Before you start

Availability · Published operator service area; only the cited routes and programme conditions apply
The Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA) was established in November of 2006 as a Joint Powers Authority between the Counties of Inyo and Mono, the City of Bishop and the Town of Mammoth Lakes. ESTA was created to meet the growing need for public transportation in and for the four member jurisdictions and throughout the entire Eastern Sierra region. [1]
Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — fare information (opens in a new tab)[2]Official instructions

Official fare information. Check the exact rider category, route, ticket/pass and payment method before using a quoted amount.

Service area: Published Eastern Sierra Transit Authority service area and route/programme conditions; county and city links are browsing contexts and do not establish all-address coverage or individual eligibility. [1]

Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — accessibility / paratransit information (opens in a new tab)[3]Official instructions

Official accessibility or demand-response information. Eligibility and service areas vary; this information link does not submit an application or book a ride.

Service area: Published Eastern Sierra Transit Authority service area and route/programme conditions; county and city links are browsing contexts and do not establish all-address coverage or individual eligibility. [1]

Fees

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Forms & documents

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  1. [1] Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — About (opens in a new tab)

    Eastern Sierra Transit Authority · Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — About — 91062 scope
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    The Eastern Sierra Transit Authority (ESTA) was established in November of 2006 as a Joint Powers Authority between the Counties of Inyo and Mono, the City of Bishop and the Town of Mammoth Lakes. ESTA was created to meet the growing need for public transportation in and for the four member jurisdictions and throughout the entire Eastern Sierra region.
  2. [2] Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — official public transit information (opens in a new tab)

    Eastern Sierra Transit Authority · Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — official public transit information — 91062 fares 7f3073a6f00c
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    Fares
  3. [3] Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — official public transit information (opens in a new tab)

    Eastern Sierra Transit Authority · Eastern Sierra Transit Authority — official public transit information — 91062 accessibility 38a48b3b1193
    Source reviewed October 26, 2026

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    Dial-A-Ride
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