The Guam Regional Transit Authority is advancing the Dededo Park & Ride Grant Project,
a major public transportation investment designed to improve access between northern and
central Guam.
The project supports GRTA's Road to Education initiative, which focuses on connecting
residents, students, workers, families, seniors, and persons with disabilities to schools,
jobs, public services, and community destinations.
This project marks a major first for GRTA: the development of its first-ever Park & Ride
facility, planned for a portion of GHURA property in Dededo. The future facility is intended
to serve as a northern transit hub supporting route development, parking for commuters,
feeder service, future bus stop shelter improvements, and public education.
Facility Concept Highlight
Approximately 3.4-acre project size
First-ever GRTA Park & Ride facility
Parking for commuters accessing Road to Education service
Bus parking for first-ever 40-foot buses planned for GRTA
Staging for 10 eight-passenger vans to support nearby resident feeder service
Customer and employee parking
ADA-accessable parking
Bus/car wash bay
Security features
Road access to Santa Monica Avenue
Designed to support long-term growth and increased ridership
Project at a Glance
Project Name: Dededo Park & Ride Grant Project Program Theme: Road to Education
FTA Grant No. GU-2023-002-00
$9,558,120.00
Guam Regional Transit Authority
U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Transit Authority
GHURA property, Lot No. 10155-2 Dededo
Approximately 3.4 acres
Santa Monica Avenue
First Time Project Milestone
First-ever GRTA Park & Ride facility
First-ever 40-foot buses for GRTA services expansion
First-time dedicated northern transit hub concept designed to support education, work-force, public services, and community access.
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Road to Education
1Dededo Park and Ride
2Guam Farmer’s Market
3Northern Regional Community Health Center
4Barrigada Mayor’s Office
5Department of Youth Affairs
6Mangilao Mayor’s Office
7University of Guam
8George Washington High School
9Guam Community College
10Santa Teresita Catholic Church
11Department of Youth Affairs
12Barrigada Mayor’s Office
13Guam Farmer’s Market
14Northern Regional Community Health Center
15Dededo Park and Ride
Facility Features
The Dededo Park & Ride facility is being planned to support public transit operations, commuter access, rider safety, and long-term system growth.
Bus Parking
10 stalls
12' x 50' space per bus
Designed to accommodate GRTA's first-ever 40-foot buses
8-Passenger Van Parking/Staging
10 eight-passenger vans
Supports nearby resident feeder service to the facility
Supports first-mile/last-mile connection into the Ride to Education route system
Customer and Employee Parking
175 stalls
9' x 18' space per vehicle
Disabled Parking
7 stalls
9' x 18' space per vehicle
Total Planned Stalls: 200 subject to final design, survey, and applicable approvals
Administrative and Support Facilities
Administrative building: 30' x 40'
ADA-compliant interior restrooms
Waiting area: 10' x 40'
Bus/car wash bay: 30' x 50'
Side-by-side wash configuration
Fleet maintenance and cleanliness support
Safety and Site Features
Perimeter fencing
Surveillance cameras
On-site security personnel
Road access to property
Additional access road planning
Buffer zone along the site
Stay Connected
GRTA will continue public education and outreach as the Dededo Park & Ride Grant Project moves forward.
Community members are encouraged to follow project updates, review
route-development materials, participate in public education meetings,
and submit feedback online.
542 North Marine Corps Drive
DPW Compound
Upper Tumon, Guam 96913
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