School Tripper
School Tripper buses are added to certain routes to prevent overcrowding due to an increase in student ridership. Students can use this service in addition to our fixed route bus service to get to where they need to go.
SunLine School Tripper service is serving Desert Sands Unified School District and Palm Springs Unified School District during their academic days in session.
School Tripper service is a limited-stop service that operates on the following schedules:
La Quinta High School: Tripper 700 and 701
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Palm Desert High School: Tripper 500
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Palm Springs High School: Tripper 200 and 403
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Raymond Cree Middle School: Tripper 400 and 402
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Shadow Hills High School: Tripper 800, 801, 802 and 803
Two buses operate the school tripper routes servicing Shadow HIlls High School servicing a total of four trips. To see individual stops click here
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FAQ
No, school tripper service is conducted on the same vehicles as regular fixed route service. Trippers are an additional service to provide extra room during peak hours when many students travel to and from school. This acts as an extra social distancing measure to alleviate overcrowding on regular fixed routes.
The head sign easily identifies each school tripper bus. The head sign is the LED screen on the front of the bus. It will show the tripper route number followed by the destination.
For example, Route 800 NB serving Shadow Hills High School will have a head sign that reads:
800 SHADOW HILLS HIGH SCHOOL.
Yes, myStop Mobile is the best resource to plan any SunLine trip, including school tripper service.
School tripper service is the same cost as regular fixed-route bus fare. For information on youth fares, visit SunLine.org/Fares. However, high school students should visit SunLine.org/HaulPass to enroll in free fares for their travel.