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Irvine Shuttle

The iShuttle is operated and managed by the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA). For information on iShuttle routes, visit the OCTA website.

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Routes 400A and 401B - For Tustin Station to Irvine Business Complex routes.
Routes 402C and 403D - For Irvine Station to Spectrum area routes.

New iShuttle Routes:

Route 404E - For the Irvine Station and locations to the east and south of the station in the Irvine Spectrum area, during weekday commute hours.
Route 405F - For the Tustin Station and the west side of the Irvine Business Complex.

Comments or questions should be directed to OCTA at 714-636-7433, extension 2 or visit octa.net.

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