About this Location

Facility Overview

The sbX Redlands Blvd Park & Ride is a modern, high-capacity transit parking facility situated at 10568 Anderson Street (at the intersection of East Redlands Boulevard) in Loma Linda, California. Operated in connection with Omnitrans and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA), this facility serves as the southern anchor for the sbX Green Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor. Designed as an expansive, open-air surface lot, the facility features broad driving aisles and standard-width parking stalls. Because it is completely open-sky with no low-hanging overhead barriers or parking decks, it effortlessly accommodates standard passenger cars, large pickup trucks, full-size SUVs, and high-roof transit vans without vertical clearance restrictions.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Strategically positioned in the heart of Loma Linda\'s medical and educational hub, the facility provides exceptional access to world-class institutions and local community destinations. Key locations within walking distance or a rapid transit hop include:

Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC): Located less than one mile south, making this facility a primary commute option for hospital staff, patients, and visitors seeking to bypass congested campus garages.
VA Loma Linda Healthcare System (Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans\' Hospital): Just over a mile away, easily reachable via connecting Omnitrans routes or a quick ride-share.
Loma Linda University Campus: Centered within 1.2 miles, offering students and faculty seamless access to academic halls and university libraries.
Local Dining & Commercial Plazas: Surrounding eateries, coffee shops, and daily convenience amenities line Anderson Street and Redlands Boulevard within a 3- to 7-minute walk.
Downtown San Bernardino & Transit Center: Located 5 miles north via the sbX BRT line, providing fast connections to the San Bernardino Depot and Metrolink commuter rail lines.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

The facility offers supreme regional convenience due to its immediate proximity to Interstate 10 (San Bernardino Freeway) via the Anderson Street / Tippecanoe Avenue off-ramps. Drivers exiting I-10 can enter the parking lot in under two minutes, avoiding local neighborhood congestion. Clear signage and dual access points along Anderson Street and Redlands Boulevard ensure smooth entry and exit flow even during peak morning and evening rush hours. The site is directly integrated with the sbX Anderson & Redlands station platform, giving commuters rapid, dedicated-lane bus service northbound through San Bernardino to California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB).

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Well-maintained, open-air surface parking spaces with clear lane striping.
Designated accessible parking spaces (ADA-compliant) situated near transit boarding platforms and sidewalk curb ramps.
Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available for eco-friendly commuters.
High-efficiency security lighting across the entire lot for safe evening and early-morning parking.
Bicycle racks and secure bike storage facilities for multimodal commuters.
Direct boarding access to the Omnitrans sbX Green Line with shelter canopies, digital real-time arrival signs, and ticket vending kiosks.
Free daily parking for transit riders and carpoolers (subject to posted regional park-and-ride guidelines).

Ideal For

Daily commuters and hospital personnel traveling to Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children\'s Hospital.
University students and faculty commuting along the sbX rapid transit line to CSUSB or downtown institutions.
Inland Empire ridesharers and vanpoolers meeting for carpool transit directly off the I-10 corridor.
Visitors seeking reliable, hassle-free parking outside dense hospital campus centers.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Parking is complimentary for transit users, carpoolers, and vanpool participants during daytime operational hours. While the facility is open around the clock for transit transfers, overnight parking is strictly regulated under SBCTA guidelines; drivers requiring extended multi-day parking should verify current permit regulations through SBCTA or Omnitrans customer service to prevent ticketing or towing. When arriving during peak morning commute times (7:30 AM to 9:00 AM), enter via Anderson Street for the most direct route to open stalls near the BRT loading platform.