Transportation in Visalia

The intercity transportation system in Visalia serves as a regional hub for passenger and freight traffic in the Sequoia Valley, composed of freeways, roads, and bus lines.

Transportation in Visalia
Overview
Owner	Visalia Transit, Caltrans, and the state of California
Locale	The City of Visalia and surrounding cities in Tulare County
Transit type	buses, private automobile, airplane, taxicab, bicycle, pedestrian
Operation
Operator(s)	Visalia Transit, Tulare County Area Transit (TCAT), Sequoia Shuttle, The Loop, Dial-A-Ride, Visalia Towne Trolley, Amtrak, and private operators

Air transportation

In the Visalia metropolitan area there is one commercial airport and many general-aviation airports.

The primary Visalia airport is Visalia Municipal Airport.

Other nearby commercial airports include: Fresno Yosemite International Airport (serves the San Joaquin Valley) and Meadows Field Airport (serves the South Valley).

Some general-aviation airports include: Sequoia Field, Exeter Airport, Woodlake Airport, Porterville Municipal Airport, and Mefford Field.

Land transportation

The City of Visalia is served by a network of freeways, streets, and local and regional public transportation systems.

Freeways

Freeways of Visalia include:

• Golden State Highway
• Sequoia Freeway

Highways of Visalia include:

• South Mooney Boulevard and Dinuba Boulevard
• Lovers Lane

Public transportation

• Visalia Transit^[1]
• Tulare County Area Transit (TCaT)
• Tulare Intermodal Express (TIME)- Route 11X - Daily service between the downtowns of Tulare and Visalia in partnership with both cities.
• Kings Area Regional Transit (KART) - Route 15 - Weekly service between the city of Hanford and Downtown Visalia.
• Sequoia Shuttle - Summer service between Visalia and Sequoia National Park.