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• Pick up our printed maps and points.” There are usually additional options that you can get to by using schedules from the Ashland Place bus stops between the time points. Just your EasyPass on bus lines that travel Management Office at 16385 E. find the time point closest to where you near Ashland Place. AC Transit can get 14th Street. are starting your AC Transit trip and you nearly anywhere a car can, without read down the column under the time • Call the AC Transit Information the parking hassles or expense! Hop point in order to find the time you need Center at 511 (and say, on board any line and begin a new Welcome to be at the bus stop. adventure. Be sure to double check the “AC Transit,” then say, “Information”). to EasyPass! schedule before you ride to ensure the Boarding the Bus Your Ashland Place EasyPass Using Real-Time Departures Accessibility line is running when you want. Real-Time Departure information lets gives you access to the East Bay, Bus stops are marked with the AC Transit All AC Transit buses have built-in you know when the next bus will be at San Francisco, and the Peninsula. Use logo and display the bus lines that stop features—passenger lifts, ramps, this handy pocket guide to learn how to your stop, so you don’t there. Most handrails, and kneelers—that make get around using AC Transit. Our buses have to wait longer than bus lines have it easier for seniors and persons with run 24 hours a day in more than two you need to. You can access stops every dozen cities and unincorporated areas, disabilities to ride. Priority seating is Real-Time Departures on few blocks. and we cross the Bay, San Mateo, clearly marked on every bus with signs the web, by phone or text and Dumbarton bridges. Make sure above or near the seats. If you are a message, or on electronic you are on senior or a person with a disability, signs at select bus stops. the correct you may ask the operator to remind Download an app via the Real-Time side of the non-disabled passengers to vacate a icon on your smart phone or tablet at street for your direction of travel. Wait seat for you. actransit.org. Each bus stop has a for the bus as close as possible to the Stop ID number that you can reference bus stop pole to make it easier for the Bringing Your Bicycle when you phone or text. Look for the Planning Your AC Transit Trip bus operator to see you. You don’t have All AC Transit buses have a rack on Pick up your EasyPass at the Ashland Stop ID number on most bus stop pole There are four ways to plan your to signal the bus, but doing so will help the front for two bikes. You may load Place Management Office: signs or on the web. Visit AC Transit trip: ensure that the operator doesn’t miss a bicycle at any time of day, with no • Unlimited travel on AC Transit—anytime actransit.org/realtime for more info. • Use online trip-planning tools at you by mistake. When the bus arrives, extra fare or permit. Cyclists must load • Access to 33 transbay lines actransit.org, 511.org, or on check the line number or letter to make • One free pass per unit Printed Maps & Schedules and unload their own bikes. Google Transit at sure it’s the bus you want. google.com/transit. We publish two system maps that together cover the AC Transit service Stopping the Bus • View maps and schedules on our area: San Pablo to Oakland, and Request your stop by pulling the cord, Web site at actransit.org. San Leandro to Fremont. We also pressing the button on the pole, or Follow us on FB and Twitter publish individual pocket schedules pressing the button above your head. with a route map for each bus line. The “Stop Requested” sign will light. If you are not sure when your stop will Using Pocket Schedules be coming up, ask the operator to let For more information, visit: Most pocket schedules list several of the you know. Places to Go actransit.org bus stops along the route, with the times On the back of this guide, you will find actransit.org/easypass the bus is expected to arrive at each a handy map of restaurants, shopping stop. These stops are called “time districts, BART stations, and entertainment Marketing • September 2015 0216-15 0216-15_EasyPass_DestGuide_Ashland_FINAL.qxp_Layout 1 9/24/15 3:17 PM Page 2 Line 32 (circular): Line 40: • Clancy’s Ice Cream Parlour Places to Go with Your • Kaiser Permanente • Laurel Grove Hospital • Bayfair BART • Eden Medical Center • Bayfair Center (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Bed Bath Line S*): • Adobe Art Center Ashland Place EasyPass Beyond, Target) • Kaiser Permanente • CineLux Chabot Cinema • Walgreens • Arroyo Swim Center • Crush Comics • San Leandro Hospital • Greenhouse Market Place • Lucas Italian Delicatessen • Eastmont Transit Center (connect to Lines 45, 57, 58L, 73, NL, NX3, NXC) • McConaghy House & Park • R&D Strike Zone • Walgreen’s • Kennedy Park • Castro Valley Performing Arts • Portal Restaurant • The Mexican Restaurant • Swiss Delices • Lake Merritt Amphitheater • Home Depot • Knudsen’s Restaurant – Ice Creamery • Alameda County Offices • Office Depot • Castro Village Shopping (Ross, TJ Maxx, Walgreen’s) • 12th Street Oakland City Center BART • Southland Mall (Macy’s, Ross, Sears) • Safeway • Pardee Home Museum • Chabot College • European Market Deli & Café • Eden Mansion • Castro Valley BART Line 48: • Costco • De Anza Park & Japanese Gardens • Bayfair BART • Eden Shores Park • Val’s Burgers • Bayfair Center (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Bed Bath • Century at Hayward Beyond, Target) Line M*): • Hayward City Hall • Golden Tee Golfland • Hayward BART • Hayward Ace Hardware • Sutter Health–Eden Medical Center • Southland Mall (Macy’s, Ross, Sears) • Hayward BART • Café Rumi • Chabot College • Meek Park & Mansion • Endless Cycles • San Mateo (Metro Center, Hillsdale Mall) • Century 16, Bayfair Mall • Safeway : • Bayfair Center (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Bed Bath • Castro Valley BART Line NX4*): Beyond, Target) • Centennial Hall • Fairmont Hospital • Bayfair BART • Douglas Morrisson Theatre • San Francisco • Japanese Gardens Line 93: • Ace Hardware • Hayward BART Line NXC*): • Bayfair BART • Caspers Hotdogs • Foothill Square • Bayfair Center (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Bed Bath Marketing • September 2015 Beyond, Target) ASHLAND PLACE • Century at Hayward • Eastmont Transit Center • Hayward BART • Big 5 Sporting Goods • San Francisco • Everett & Jones Barbeque Connecting Lines: • Amtrak Station, Hayward Line 1, 1R: Line 75 (circular): Line 801): • McConaghy House Park • Bayfair BART • Taqueria Sinaloa • San Leandro BART • Fremont BART • Arroyo Swim Center • Bayfair Center (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Bed Bath • Oakland Museum of California • Safeway • Union City BART • Meek Park & Mansion Beyond, Target) • Lake Merritt BART • City Hall • South Hayward • San Leandro BART • Oakland Chinatown • Foothill Square • Hayward BART Line 99: • Oakland International Airport (transfer to • 12th Street Oakland City Center BART • Alameda County Medical Center • Bayfair BART Line 73 at International and 73rd Avenue) • Downtown Oakland • Bayfair BART • Bayfair Center (Macy’s, Kohl’s, Bed Bath • San Leandro BART • Lena’s Soul Food Cafe • 19th Street BART Beyond, Target) • Hayward BART • Downtown Oakland • La Mexicana Restaurant • Oakland Ice Center Rink • Bayfair BART • South Hayward BART • Fruitvale Plaza Shopping (Powderface • Fox Theatre • Walmart • Union City BART Coffee and Beignets, Acapulco Records – • In-N-Out Burger *Transbay routes are identified by letters • Paramount Theatre instead of a number. Visit actransit.org to find • Union Square Marketplace Latin music) • Great Western Power Co. (indoor rock • Greenhouse Marketplace (Jo-Ann Fabric, a transbay stop to board. • Centerville ACE Amtrak Station • Fruitvale BART climbing) Loard’s Ice Cream, Safeway) • Fremont BART • Bakery El Sol Check before you ride – line schedules vary • Porky’s Pizza Palace with direction and time. .
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