Have you ever wondered what actually powers a County Connection bus? If you’ve never heard of renewable diesel, don’t worry, we’ll break it down for you (and explain why renewable diesel is a big step towards a zero-emission fleet). 

We are often asked why we don’t use our shorter buses systemwide during the quieter periods of the day, or on routes with lower ridership, to save money or fuel. The answer is more complex than it might seem!  With very few exceptions, every route has at least one or two times a day when the bus is full, leaving room only for… Read more

County Connection is making a significant realignment and service enhancement to Route 4, the Walnut Creek “Downtown Trolley”, marking the first major redesign of the route in over two decades. The improvements are designed to streamline operations, enhance reliability, and provide more frequent service to support growing mobility needs in downtown Walnut Creek. 

County Connection joins the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), BART, and transit partners across the Bay Area in preparing for the launch of Next Generation Clipper (Clipper 2.0) — a major upgrade to the region’s contactless fare payment system. The new system officially goes live on December 10, 2025, beginning an 8–12-week transition period that will… Read more

Navigating your way through the holiday season can be challenging for some. County Connection is committed to public service and knows that besides needing an affordable transit option, there are those who may need help in other ways. If you or someone you know is experiencing food insecurity, looking for shelter, or are in need… Read more