VTA adds Limited Stop 323 line between De Anza and Downtown San Jose

Effective Oct. 1, 2012, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) launched a new Limited Stop Line 323,  which provides faster and more direct service between De Anza College and Downtown San Jose.

Previously, VTA operated Line 23 in this corridor, which is the third most used bus service by VTA commuters, carrying 9,800 daily riders or about 10% of VTA’s overall bus ridership, according to VTA. 

The new Line 323 will supplement Line 23 on weekdays, which will relieve the over-crowding experienced by passengers since De Anza introduced the DASB VTA Eco Pass program at the start of fall quarter 2011.

Line 323 Route Schedule and Stop Locations

Line 323 route will remain on Stevens Creek Blvd. between Bascom Ave. and Winchester Blvd. and not serve the Valley Fair Transit Center.

The last eastbound stop will be 1st & St. John, and the first westbound stop will be 2nd & St. John. Line 323 will operate every 15 minutes from approximately 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on weekdays. 

Note: The new Limited Stop Line 323 will stop at Stelling and Stevens Creek Blvd.

Visit the VTA web page for Line 323 to see complete route details and list of stops.

Minor Changes to Line 23 Schedule

Line 23 has been rescheduled to provide 12 minute service during weekdays (in conjunction with the introduction of new Line 323).  Minor weekend schedule changes will also be made.

The line will continue to stop on campus, near the Student and Community Services Building.

Get Your Eco Pass

If you do not have an Eco Pass for this quarter, order yours today, available to all currently enrolled students with an active DASB card.