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1. www.cdcr.ca.gov › visitors › get-on-the-busGet on the Bus Program - Visitation Information - CDCR

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   “Get on the Bus” brings children and their caregivers from throughout the State of California to visit their mothers and fathers in prison. An annual event, “Get on the Bus” offers free transportation for the children and their caregivers to the prison, provides travel bags for the children, comfort bags for the caregivers, a photo of ...

2. www.cdcr.ca.gov › visitors › transmetro-bus-serviceTransMETRO Bus Service - Visitation Information - CDCR

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   As part of our commitment to increasing access to visiting for incarcerated people and their loved ones, we’ve partnered with TransMETRO to provide free bus transportation to all 33 adult institutions in California. Step 1. Review the Bus Schedules and Select Your Trip Date. Buses depart Friday, Saturday and/or Sunday from four California regions:

3. crjw.org › get-on-the-busGet On The Bus – CRJW – Center For Restorative Justice Works

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   Get On The Bus – uniting children with their mothers and fathers in prison-this statewide prison visiting program trains and educates hundreds of volunteers and supporters throughout California and engages the media to raise awareness about the plight of children with a parent in prison.

4. crjw.org › get-on-the-bus › history-gotbHistory GOTB – CRJW – Center For Restorative Justice Works

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   In 1999, Sr. Steffen coordinated a bus that traveled from Los Angeles to the prisons in Chowchilla. In that first year there were 15 children on the bus. Today, Get On The Bus fills more than 47 buses with 943 children from all over California to visit their mothers on the Friday before Mothers Day.

5. www.cdcr.ca.gov › visitors › free-bus-transportationFree Bus Transportation Registration - Visitation Information

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   Free Bus Transportation Registration. Submit your reservation up to three weeks before your visit. Seats are reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis. A week prior to a scheduled trip, confirmed riders will receive an email with important details including pickup and drop-off locations and times. Remember to schedule your visiting ...

6. crjw.org › get-on-the-bus › the-process-gotbThe Process GOTB – CRJW – Center For Restorative Justice Works

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   December – January: Applications are sorted by bus and distributed to our local volunteers at our statewide training in January and February. New: In 2021, virtual training will be available.

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   How many prison buses are there?

   • There are two prison buses in the pack, one is a modified Coach with cages on the side windows, while the other one is an improved version of the original Prison Bus which replaces the old version. Besides the prison buses, there are two transport vehicles; Rumpo and Stockade, both lack any lightbars.

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   How does a prison bus work?

   • When you're carted off to your new prison digs, chances are you'll be taken via prison transport. These buses are used to ferry prisoners to and from correctional centres, along with taking people on remand to and from court appearances. Timothy Swanston got the full experience — including handcuffs and a trip in the prison bus. (ABC News)

   Borallon Correctional Centre: What happens when a prisoner gets

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   How do I get to prison from the bus station?

   • Buses run Monday to Saturday every 10 minutes from the City Centre Bus Station (Bay 2). The nearest bus stop to the prison is on Westfield Road – opposite the Shell petrol station, about a 5 mins walk from the prison Buses also run on a Sunday from Bay 2 twice an hour Bus timetables or call 01733 207860.

   HMP Peterborough, Visits & getting there – DoingTime, a guide to prison

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8. www.cdcr.ca.govCalifornia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation - CDCR

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   CDCR manages the State of California's prison system with an emphasis on public safety, rehabilitation, community reintegration and restorative justice.