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Alphabetical listings for:
San Francisco East Bay public transportation.
AC Transit (Local Service)
The Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC
Transit).
Serves more than 100 local lines within the East
Bay and more than 35 TransBay lines to San
Francisco and the Peninsula. AC Transit connects
with 21 BART stations. It is the third largest
all-bus system in California.
http://www.actransit.org/
AirBART
Air-BART is a direct shuttle between the Oakland
Airport and the Oakland Coliseum/Airport BART
station. Air-BART operates approximately every ten
minutes and travel time is approximately 15-30
minutes. Ticket machines are located in Terminals
1 and 2 in the airport and at the Coliseum BART
station.
http://www.bart.gov/guide/airport/airport.asp
Alameda Harbor Bay Ferry
Ferry service from the Harbor Bay Isle Ferry
Landing located at the end of Harbor Bay Parkway
on Bay Farm Island (City of Alameda) to the San
Francisco Ferry Building. Travel time is
approximately 25 minutes.
http://www.harborbayferry.com/
Alameda/Oakland Ferry
Ferry service between Alameda Main Street - Jack
London Square,
Oakland - San Francisco Ferry Bldg. - San
Francisco Pier 39
(Fishermans' Wharf) - Angel Island State Park.
http://www.eastbayferry.com/
Amtrak California San Joaquin and Connecting Thruways
Amtrak California's San JoaquinŽ route provides daily round trips between Sacramento/Stockton/Oakland and Bakersfield with thruway connections to Los Angeles and the Pacific SurflinerŽ which travels between San Luis Obispo and San Diego. The San Joaquin serves Oakland, Emeryville (with thruway connections to San Francisco), Richmond, Martinez, Antioch/Pittsburg, Davis, Sacramento, Elk Grove, Lodi, Stockton, Modesto, Turlock/Denair, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Hanford, Corcoran, Wasco, and Bakersfield. Connecting Amtrak Thruway buses provide additional service from Bakersfield to Los Angeles and more than 175 other destinations in California and Nevada. Amtrak California is a Caltrans and Amtrak partnership.
http://amtrakcalifornia.com/
Brentwood Dimes-A-Ride
Dimes-A-Ride service is provided in Brentwood by
Tri Delta Transit. The service, which operates
Monday through Saturday, uses a "flag stop" method
for picking up passengers. Simply flag down the
bus along the route shown and the driver will
stop. For your safety, Tri Delta Transit
recommends flagging the bus at street
intersections.
http://www.trideltatransit.com/index.htm
The County Connection
(Central Contra Costa Transit Authority, or CCCTA)
Provides transit service within central Contra
Costa County with connections to Pleasanton and
Antioch. The County Connection serves Clayton,
Concord, Danville, Lafayette, Martinez, Moraga,
Orinda, Pleasant Hill, San Ramon, Walnut Creek,
and unincorporated areas of central county. Formed
in 1980, the County Connection has grown from a
fleet of 12 small buses to 131 ramp/wheelchair
lift-equipped buses today.
http://www.cccta.org/
Dumbarton Express
Weekday express bus service across the Dumbarton
Bridge, connecting Union City (BART), Fremont,
Newark, Menlo Park and Palo Alto. Dumbarton
Express service is provided through a consortium
of AC Transit, BART, Union City Transit and Santa
Clara Valley Transportation Authority.
http://www.actransit.org/riderinfo/express_bus.wu
Emery Go-Round
A Free shuttle connecting Emeryville's employers
and shopping centers with the MacArthur BART
station. Service is provided on weekdays from 5:50
am until 9:50 pm. On Saturdays, the Shopper
Express runs from 9:15 am until 9:00 pm and the
City Loop runs from 10:00 am until 5:30 pm. On
Sundays the Shopper Express runs from 10:15 am
until 7:30 pm. The Emery Go-Round is funded by
commercial property owners in the citywide
Emeryville Property Improvement District and is a
service of the Emeryville Transportation
Management Association.
http://www.emerygoround.com/
San Leandro Links (shuttle)
Recognizing the need for efficient and
environmentally friendly public transportation,
the City of San Leandro created the San Leandro
Links shuttle program, a free service that links
San Leandro BART with West San Leandro employment
centers.
http://www.ci.san-leandro.ca.us/sllocation.html
Union City Transit
Union City Transit is Union City's own bus system
operating within the city limits. Routes are
coordinated with BART trains, AC Transit, and the
Dumbarton Express to areas outside of the City.
Main transfer points are at the Union City BART
station and Alvarado & Dyer.
http://www.ci.union-city.ca.us/leisure/trans.html
WestCAT
WestCAT is a service of the Western Contra Costa
Transit Authority providing local, regional and
express public transportation service. WestCAT
offers ten local fixed routes, operates express
bus service in the I-80 corridor between the
Hercules Transit Center and the El Cerrito del
Norte BART Station, offers curb-to-curb
Dial-A-Ride paratransit throughout the WestCAT
service area, regional Martinez Link (30Z) service
between EL Cerrito del Norte BART and Martinez
(the County Seat), and Special Transportation for
seniors/disabled passengers M-F traveling into
Richmond and San Pablo areas. Transit connections
with AC Transit, BART, County Connection, Golden
Gate Transit, and Vallejo Transit.
http://www.westcat.org/
WHEELS
WHEELS operates sixteen local routes serving
Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore. Express
connections between Livermore and
Dublin/Pleasanton BART are available. Express Bus
service to Silicon Valley and between Walnut Creek
and the Tri-Valley area is also available during
commute hours.
http://www.wheelsbus.com/index.html
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