1. TRANSPORTATION & PARKING SERVICES Alternative Modes of Transportation at CSUCI

2. Budget Revenue Permit and housing permit revenue based on headcount
Other revenues include event parking and shuttle cards

3. Budget
Expense
Operating expenses include VCTC ($410K) and our maintenance and software contracts.
Bond debt must be paid yearly for SH1, SH2 and A3.
Transfers are made to Constructions and Maintenance funds yearly. Maintenance funds are used to repair and seal parking lots.
We must reserve enough money yearly to cover our debt service and to provide enough working capital to carry us in case of economic uncertainty or catastrophic events.

4. Budget Building and Maintenance Fund

5. Budget Construction Fund

6. Fines and Forfeitures
Fines and forfeitures funds are restricted in use; can only be used to fund transportation-related programs.
Currently funds are used to pay a portion of the VCTC contract ($50K) and the ZipCar program. We also have purchased bike racks and EV chargers in the past with these funds.

7. New Housing Parking Program
Goal: alleviate parking crunch in SH lots
For housing students that don’t bring a car to campus, they are offered a FREE bus pass and a reimbursed Zipcar membership with their first 2 hours FREE.
Housing students with bus passes increased 383% from the 2016/2017 to 2017/2018 academic year.
This housing program resulted in 44 new members, 48% of September’s reservations, and an overall increase in Zipcar miles and monthly drivers.
VTCT Bus
2016/2017
2017/2018
Commuter
499
520
Housing 60
290
Faculty/Staff 29 17
Total
588
827
Zipcar
Sept. 2016
Sept. 2017
Reservations 62
102
Monthly Drivers 23 32
Miles
3,368
4,474

8. Transportation Alternatives
VCTC Intercity Bus
Camarillo Trolley
Zipcar
Bicycle
Ride Matching

9. VCTC Intercity Bus A great alternative for commuters!
Park for free in Oxnard or Camarillo and ride the bus to campus
Scheduled services: Monday – Friday 7:00am to 10:30pm. Saturday and Sunday service are until 5:45pm.
$25.00 per semester
Students, faculty, and staff
ride for free the first two
weeks of the semester.

10. VCTC Bus Connections 4 Gold Coast connections 2 Gold Coast connections

11. New Route Starting November 10th
New service will run Monday - Friday with six “round trips” starting at 6AM and ending at 9:30PM
East county stops
West county stops
Simi Valley Metrolink
Simi Valley Civic Center
Cochran/Galena Park and Ride
Simi Town Center
Moorpark College
Moorpark Metrolink
Camarillo Metrolink (CSUCI transfer point)
Esplanade Mall, Oxnard
Ventura County Government Center
Ventura College
Ventura Transit Center

12. VCTC Trip Planner Go to goventura.org
Type in your Start and End destinations into the VCTC Trip Planner
Click “Plan My Trip”
Routes and times show up on Google Maps

13. Camarillo Trolley Camarillo Trolley runs through downtown Camarillo
Makes a continuous loop every 30 minutes from the Camarillo Metrolink Station
This service is FREE!
camarillotrolley.org (tracker) - real time tracking

15. Ride Matching Free online ride matching system!
Simply answer questions and get paired with CI students traveling to and from the same locations.
Sign up via MyCI Alternative Transportation Ride Match Students
Up to 4 vehicles on the
same parking permit.

17. Carpool for Commuters Decreases the number of cars on campus
Students split cost of permit = cheaper cost per student
Working on carpool stalls that will be centrally located for rider convenience

18. Camarillo Park & Rides Great for Carpools!
Ventura Blvd. & Los Posas. Off of 101.
Lewis Rd. Metrolink Station
Pleasant Valley Rd. & 101
Speaker: Here are a few safe and convenient places to park your car to carpool or catch the bus!

19. Ventura County Park & Rides
Goventura.org  Rideshare  Park & Ride

20. Transportation & Parking Services
Located in Placer Hall
Office phone number – (805)
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm –
Web page – type “parking” in the search CI box on the homepage
Be sure to state that Placer Hall is also the Police Department on campus