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BayAreaTransit.net is a complete directory of all public transportation authorities and other mass
transit options in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Here you can find information on BART, Caltrain,
Amtrak, SamTrans, AC Transit, and many more public
transit services listed alphabetically.
For more
information on public transportation, traffic,
bicycling, and rideshare in Northern
California please visit:
http://www.511.org/
Site navigation:
Please choose a part of SF Bay Area where you are
looking for public transportation.
Alphabetical listings for:
San Francisco and trans-bay public transportation. Amtrak
Capitol Corridor
Amtrak California, a partnership between Amtrak and
Caltrans, provides intercity rail and bus service
within California. The Capitol Corridor route provides
daily round trips between San Jose, Oakland, and
Sacramento. Intermediate stations are Santa Clara,
Fremont, Emeryville, Berkeley, Richmond (BART),
Martinez, Suisun/Fairfield, and Davis.
http://www.amtrakcapitols.com/
BART
(Bay Area Rapid Transit)
Operates a rapid rail transit system throughout the
Bay Area with direct service to the San Francisco
International Airport.
http://www.bart.gov/
Blue
& Gold Fleet
Service between San Francisco and locations around the
bay for both commute and pleasure trips. Blue &
Gold Fleet also operates the Alameda/Oakland Ferry and
the Vallejo Baylink Ferry.
http://www.blueandgoldfleet.com/
Caltrain
Caltrain operates weekday trains between San Francisco
and San Jose, with commute-hour service to Gilroy.
Weekend service is offered from San Francisco to San
Jose.
http://www.caltrain.com/
Golden Gate Transportation District
Operating Golden
Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Transit, Golden Gate
Ferry.
http://www.goldengate.org/ Muni
(San Francisco City and County)
The San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni) provides
public transit within San Francisco, California. Its
buses, electric trolleys, streetcars and cable cars
transport nearly three-fourths of a million passengers
every weekday.
http://www.sfmuni.com/
Presidio
Shuttle
The FREE PresidiGo shuttle serves visitor areas, work
places, and homes within this national park site.
Popular destinations include Baker Beach, Crissy
Field, Fort Point, and the historic Officers' Club.
The shuttle connects with regional public transit such
as MUNI and Golden Gate Transit at several convenient
locations. PresidiGo operates seven days a week. The
Blue Route is a long route providing access to all
Presidio destinations. The Orange Route is a short
route connecting the Lombard Gate to visitor
destinations on the Main Post (Visitor Center, Golden
Gate Club, YMCA, Bowling Center, Officers' Club).
http://www.presidio.gov/
How to Find Transportation Whether it's your first time using the historic streetcar system or you're a pro at hailing taxis and figuring bus schedules you can often get great incite from your concierge. Administrative staff at your hotel, timeshare, or resort can order you a cab, tell you where the bus stops are, and even what routes are most scenic. Be sure to take advantage of their knowledge of local transportation.
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