Students from all age groups can avail of the pass.
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Even students studying out of state can register for the pass as long as they have a valid student ID.“Currently, students only account for 17% of Metrolink’s ridership, but we want to see that number grow,” said Metrolink Board Chair Larry McCallon. “Because of Caltrans’ support, we can introduce a new generation of potential riders to public transit as a safe and convenient mode of transportation for school, leisure and work.
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