This stop is located at Hollister & Glen Annie.  Picture by G. Araki.

 

This bench is located at Encina & Calle Real.  Picture by G. Araki.

Detail of a shelter showing how sign is installed on the shelter.  Picture by G. Araki.

A special sign for one of their shuttles.  Picture by G. Araki.

This is the basic no route number sign.  This one is located at Hwy. 192 & Hwy. 154.  Picture by G. Araki.
 

This is a close up of the shelter at Hollister & Glen Annie.  Picture by G. Araki.

Okay, here is a fancier style of trash can.  Picture by G. Araki.
 

Another style of bench they use.  Picture by G. Araki.

This stop is located at Northbound Chapala, and Sola in Santa Barbara, California.  This shows an MTD stop served by multiple routes.

Another style of shelter at Fairview & Calle Real.  Picture by G. Araki.

Okay, your basic 55 gallon drum with the company logo on the side.  Picture by G. Araki.

Bench located at Via Real and Toro Canyon.  G. Araki.

Info sign for the Crosstown Shuttle.  Picture by G. Araki.

Seaside Shuttle, Carpenteria & Holly in Carpenteria.  Well, it isn't a DASH.  Pictures by G. Araki.

MTD Buses at the Santa Barbara Transit Center.  Picture by G. Araki.

I know, it is the tail of a bus, but the ad is cute.  Captured in the wild by G. Araki.

Okay, its the west end of an east bound bus.  Picture by G. Araki.
 

Revised: April 7, 2004

This is the Santa Barbara MTD Transit Center. The bus you see in the foreground (#5 Mesa) is a special homegrown design (called the "Villager"). Most of these small buses are to be replaced with electric shuttles in a few years.  The bus behind it is a Nova Bus on the #11 line. #11 is SBMTD's busiest line; it runs from Downtown to Goleta and UC Santa Barbara via State St and Hollister Avenue, the "main drags". The line waiting to board that bus was about three times longer than it was when the picture was taken.  This was about 9 a.m. on a Sunday morning, November 2000.  Picture & text by C. Hobbs.