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Ferry Tickets 800 (Owl)1000-FootRichmond (305m) Radius (ve minute walk) Transit Information Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates GG Transit and Ferry - SF BART Train “Basic” bus service daily throughout WestCAT Bus Bus (Motor Coach, Trolley Coach) the day and evening, and “Commute” Ferry Routes Map Key LYNX Hercules/Rodeo bus service during weekday morning Golden Gate Ferry (GGF) operates Golden Gate Ferry (GGF) operates Alameda Harbor Bay Cable Car and evening commute periods. daily service between San Francisco daily service between San Francisco Ferries to Hercules ® and Sausalito or Larkspur in Marin Ferry GG Transit and Ferry - SF and Sausalito or Larkspur in Marin Alameda/Oakland Vallejo Caltrans Bike Shuttle F County. Fare EInformationR RY effective July 1, 2012 County. Historic Streetcar South San Francisco Pinole EMTo MacArthur & FE, TT-B BART Station Harbor Bay/San Francisco Route Vallejo/San Francisco Ferry and Golden Gate Ferry (GGF) operates Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates Fares on Golden Gate Transit bus services Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates Vallejo Baylink Metro Light Rail operates weekdays only between Bus Routes operate weekdays, daily service between San Francisco “Basic” bus service daily throughout are divided into fare zones shown in the “Basic” bus service daily throughout San Pablo Bay Major Transit Terminal Alameda’s Harbor Bay Isle and the weekends, and some holidays and Sausalito or Larkspur in Marin the day and evening, and “Commute” Tiburon Ferries (by Gate and Destination) the day and evening, and “Commute” San Francisco Ferry Building. No between Vallejo and the San table below. Fares vary by trip length and bus service during weekday morning County. bus service during weekday morning Tiburon–Angel Island B TiburonTransit Stop E Alameda/Oakland weekend service. Francisco Ferry Building. the number of zones crossed. and evening commute periods. FE and evening commute periods. B Vallejo E Alameda Harbor Bay Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates Larkspur/Sausalito San Pablo Underground Station Alameda/Oakland/San Francisco GGT bus fares may be purchased on board. San Rafael C,D Larkspur/Sausalito E South San Francisco “Basic” bus service daily throughout A1 Station Entrance/Exit Route operates weekdays, South San Francisco Ferry Route Change will be given on a transit card, Fare Information effective July 1, 2012 Alcatraz/Hornblower Cruises Goldenthe Gate day andFerry evening, Departures and “Commute” Fare Information effective July 1, 2012 Richmond- weekends, and some holidays operates one daily trip between valid for future GGT travel. Inform the bus Larkspur San Rafael Station Elevator between Alameda’s Main Street, the San Francisco Ferry Building from Sanbus Franciscoservice during Ferry weekday Building morning Fares on Golden Gate Transit bus services Larkspur Bridge Note: Service may vary with time of day or day of drivereffectiveand evening June of 10,your 2013 commute destination periods. as you board. Fares on Golden Gate Transit bus services Ferry Oakland’s Jack London Square, and South San Francisco on are divided into fare zones shown in the Terminal week.Ferry Please Tickets consult transit agency schedule or FE are divided into fare zones shown in the and the San Francisco Ferry Building. Wednesdays and Fridays. Discount fares are available for youth, table below. Fares vary by trip length and Richmond contact 511 for more information. Weekday Weekend table below. Fares vary by trip length and Transit Information seniors,Fare Information persons with disabilities, effective July 1, 2012 or by the number of zones crossed. Corte 580 ® the number of zones crossed. Fare Information effective October 1, 2012 Schedule Information effective May 18, 2013 usingSausalito a ClipperLarkspur card. Sausalito Larkspur Madera Fares7:40 on a Golden6:20 Gate a Transit10:40 a bus services12:40 p GGT bus fares may be purchased on board. Ferry Routes Map Key Passengers can purchase tickets on board. The Harbor Bay & Alameda/Oakland Routes GGT bus fares may be purchased on board. ferry accepts cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard, Fareare10:00 dividedZones a into7:10 fare a zones12:00 shown p in3:45 the p Change will be given on a transit card, 580 Alameda Harbor Bay 11:35 a 7:35 a 1:25 p 6:25 p Change will be given on a transit card, American Express, Discover, Commuter Checks, Ferry Service Departing from SF Ferry Terminal Gate E Zone 1: San Francisco valid for future GGT travel. Inform the bus table12:55 below. p Fares8:30 a vary by2:50 trip p length7:25 and p valid for future GGT travel. Inform the bus 101 Alameda/Oakland WageWorks, and Clipper. Weekdays Weekends & Holidays* theZone2:35 number 2: Belvedere,p of 9:10Marin zones a City, crossed. Mill3:25 Valley, p Sausalito, Tiburon driver of your destination as you board. Zone3:30 3: Cortep Madera,10:10 Fairfax, a Kentfi4:40 eld, p Larkspur, Ross, Lucas driver of your destination as you board. Harbor Bay/San Francisco Route To Harbor To Alameda/ To Alameda/ To Alameda/ South San Francisco Bay Oakland Oakland Oakland GGTValley,4:20 bus Marinwood, p fares10:55 maySan Anselmo, a be purchased San5:05 Rafael, p Terra on Linda board.
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