California · Health and Safety Code - HSC
HSC §50093.5: “Public transit corridor” means that area within one-quarter mile of a route on which the level of service is at or above the average for the transit system as a whole, according to the transit operat
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“Public transit corridor” means that area within one-quarter mile of a route on which the level of service is at or above the average for the transit system as a whole, according to the transit operator serving the area, and on which regularly scheduled public mass transit service stops are located, or within one-quarter mile of an existing or planned public mass transit guideway or busway station, or within one-quarter mile of a multimodal transportation terminal serving public mass transit operations. “Level of service,” unless otherwise defined by the transit operator, means the frequency of headways and the number of vehicles per day.
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