The services provided have changed with time to both meet the changing needs of the park population and to insure the highest cost benefit. In 1995, with passage of the Lewis Bill, mandatory Transportation Management requirements could no longer be required of employers by government agencies. Because of Hacienda's longstanding commitment to the goals of transportation management, incentive programs to encourage the use of transportation alternatives have continued. Hacienda provides a comprehensive Tri-Valley Transportation Guide for information on transit routes, local and nearby transit agencies, paratransit information, bike routes, trails, and more. Bus Service Hacienda is well served by a variety of bus lines.
Buses provide local transportation as well as service to outlying areas.
In addition, buses serve as important connections with other transit services, such as rail. The subsidy funds passes which are provided to park tenants and residents free of charge. The passes are valid as long as the holder is an employee or resident of Hacienda. Passes may be ordered online for delivery to Hacienda companies. Hacienda is also well served by transit from outlying areas as the park is located at a major hub of interconnected transit operations.