Go Tri-Valley
Effective May 1, the Go Tri-Valley program was modified so that only trips taken between the hours of 9pm – 6am will be eligible for the discount. This program pays half your fare, up to $4.00, for up to 10 eligible rideshare trips on Uber and Lyft each month that start and end in Dublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore.
Here’s how it works:
1. Download the Uber app and/or the Lyft app to your mobile device.
For Uber, click here for Android devices and click here for iOS
For Lyft, click here for Android devices and click here for iOS
2. For trips on Uber, download a voucher
Download a voucher here and the discount will be applied automatically to every qualifying trip
3. For trips on Lyft, enter a promo code
Go to the “Payment” menu, scroll down to “Add Lyft Pass” then enter the code GOTRIVALLEY to get the discount applied automatically for every qualifying trip.
More Information on the offer:
- Offer is currently valid for UberX and Standard Lyft services.
- Promotion is available during overnight hours only, from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
- 10 one-way trips monthly on each service. 10 discounts per service renew monthly.
- Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available through Uber WAV. Same discount applies.
- Valid for trips anywhere in Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore. Trips that begin or end outside of those cities are not discounted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Go Tri-Valley is a rideshare program through which LAVTA will pay for 50% of your fare, up to $4.00, for rides with our participating partners. Service is offered with the city limits of Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore, which includes both Tri-Valley BART stations and all three Tri-Valley ACE Stations.
The current participating providers are Uber and Lyft.
The state of California has a program to assist with the cost of Smart Phones and service. For more information click here.
You can also set up an account with GoGo by calling 855.464.6872 or by visiting their website by clicking here. This service is provided at an additional cost. Mention “Go Tri-Valley” when you book your trip.
Our partners accept payment via credit card or debit card, PayPal and other payment options, which vary by provider. Check payment section of the Uber or Lyft app to find out other options that may be available.
The subsidy is capped at 10 one-way trips on each participating provider, Uber and Lyft. 10 discounts per provider renew monthly.
The data is completely anonymous, so LAVTA will not be able to track where someone is or learn exactly where they’ve been or are going.
If you travel outside the service area, you will be responsible for paying the entire fare (The Go Tri-Valley promotion will not apply).
Actual wait times depend on how many drivers are currently in the area, but in most cases a ride will arrive within 10 to 15 minutes.
Yes, anyone over 18 can use the Go Tri-Valley program. All of the participating providers have 4-doors and accept service animals.
The “Go Tri-Valley” program provides a discount for customers who choose to utilize the services of participating third party providers. LAVTA reserves the right to modify the discount program, including adjusting the amount of the discount, at any time to satisfy its fiscal or management priorities. The “Go Tri-Valley” program does not provide a warranty of any kind as to the quality or safety of any of the providers under that program. All warranties, conditions, representations, indemnities, and guarantees with respect to the content or service and the operation, capacity, speed, functionality, qualifications, or capabilities of the service provided here under, whether express or implied, arising by law, custom, prior oral or written statements, or otherwise, including, but not limited to any warranty of satisfactory quality, merchant ability, fitness for a particular purpose, title and non-infringement, are hereby overridden, excluded, and disclaimed.
LAVTA supports environmental sustainability by reducing vehicle trips and traffic congestion on local streets and improving air quality in the Tri-Valley region. In addition to passenger fares, the agency is supported financially by federal, state and local agencies, including the Alameda County Transportation Commission’s Measure BB.
