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7 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 7 bus time schedule & line map 7 Ocean Beach View In Website Mode The 7 bus line (Ocean Beach) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Ocean Beach: 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM (2) SF Transit Center: 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 7 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 7 bus arriving. Direction: Ocean Beach 7 bus Time Schedule 52 stops Ocean Beach Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Monday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Transit Center Bay E 181 Fremont St, San Francisco Tuesday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Fremont St & Market St Wednesday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Fremont Street, San Francisco Thursday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Market St & Battery St Friday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM 475 Market St, San Francisco Saturday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Market St & 2nd St 590 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & Kearny St Market Street, San Francisco 7 bus Info Direction: Ocean Beach Market St & Stockton St Stops: 52 799 Market Street, San Francisco Trip Duration: 58 min Line Summary: Transit Center Bay E, Fremont St & Market St & 5th St Market St, Market St & Battery St, Market St & 2nd St, 900 Market St, San Francisco Market St & Kearny St, Market St & Stockton St, Market St & 5th St, Market St & Taylor St, Market St & Market St & Taylor St 7th St, Market St & Hyde St, Market St & Larkin St, 1001 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & Van Ness Ave, Haight St & Gough St, Haight St & Laguna St, Haight St & Buchanan St, Market St & 7th St Haight St & Fillmore St, Haight St & Pierce St, 1108.0B Market St, San Francisco Divisadero St & Haight St, Haight St & Baker St, Haight St & Masonic Ave, Haight St & Clayton St, Market St & Hyde St Haight St & Stanyan St, Stanyan St & Waller St, Market Street, San Francisco Frederick St & Stanyan St, Frederick St & Willard St, Frederick St & Arguello Blvd, Lincoln Way & 5th Ave, Market St & Larkin St Lincoln Way & 9th Ave, Lincoln Way & Funston Ave, Hayes Street, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 15th Ave, Lincoln Way & 17th Ave, Lincoln Way & 19th Ave, Lincoln Way & 21st Ave, Market St & Van Ness Ave 23rd Ave & Lincoln Way, 23rd Ave & Irving St, 23rd South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco Ave & Judah St, 23rd Ave & Kirkham St, 23rd Ave & Lawton St, 23rd Ave & Moraga St, 23rd Ave & Haight St & Gough St Noriega St, Noriega St & 24th Ave, Noriega St & 28th 48 Haight St, San Francisco Ave, Noriega St & 30th Ave, Noriega St & 34th Ave, Noriega St & Sunset Blvd, Noriega St & 38th Ave, Haight St & Laguna St Noriega St & 40th Ave, Noriega St & 42nd Ave, 201 Laguna St, San Francisco Noriega St & 44th Ave, Noriega St & 46th Ave, Noriega St & 48th Ave, Ortega St & 48th Ave Haight St & Buchanan St 301 Buchanan St, San Francisco Haight St & Fillmore St 516 Haight Street, San Francisco Haight St & Pierce St 700 Haight Street, San Francisco Divisadero St & Haight St 902 Haight Street, San Francisco Haight St & Baker St 1080 Haight St, San Francisco Haight St & Masonic Ave 1420 Haight St, San Francisco Haight St & Clayton St 555 Clayton St, San Francisco Haight St & Stanyan St 1878 Haight St, San Francisco Stanyan St & Waller St Frederick St & Stanyan St 510 Frederick Street, San Francisco Frederick St & Willard St 609 Frederick Street, San Francisco Frederick St & Arguello Blvd Arguello Boulevard, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 5th Ave 411 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 9th Ave 809 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & Funston Ave 1201 Funston Avenue, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 15th Ave 1203 15th Avenue, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 17th Ave 1603 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 19th Ave 1831 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 21st Ave 2019 Lincoln Way, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Lincoln Way 1211 23rd Ave, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Irving St 1311 23rd Ave, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Judah St 1397 23rd Ave, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Kirkham St 1910 Kirkham St, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Lawton St 1700 Lawton St, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Moraga St 1699 23rd Avenue, San Francisco 23rd Ave & Noriega St 1600 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & 24th Ave 1750 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & 28th Ave 2050 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & 30th Ave 1800 31st Avenue, San Francisco Noriega St & 34th Ave 2650 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & Sunset Blvd Noriega St & 38th Ave 1796 38th Ave, San Francisco Noriega St & 40th Ave 1794 40th Ave, San Francisco Noriega St & 42nd Ave 3450 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & 44th Ave 3644 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & 46th Ave 3900 Noriega St, San Francisco Noriega St & 48th Ave 1795 48th Ave, San Francisco Ortega St & 48th Ave 1895 48th Avenue, San Francisco Direction: SF Transit Center 7 bus Time Schedule 50 stops SF Transit Center Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Monday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Ortega St & 48th Ave 1895 48th Avenue, San Francisco Tuesday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Noriega St & 46th Ave Wednesday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM 3901 Noriega Street, San Francisco Thursday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Noriega St & 43rd Ave Friday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM 3601 Noriega St, San Francisco Saturday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Noriega St & 41st Ave 1801 41st Ave, San Francisco Noriega St & 39th Ave 1801 39th Ave, San Francisco 7 bus Info Direction: SF Transit Center Noriega St & Sunset Blvd Stops: 50 3005 Noriega St, San Francisco Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Ortega St & 48th Ave, Noriega St & Noriega St & 34th Ave 46th Ave, Noriega St & 43rd Ave, Noriega St & 41st 2701 Noriega Street, San Francisco Ave, Noriega St & 39th Ave, Noriega St & Sunset Blvd, Noriega St & 34th Ave, Noriega St & 31st Ave, Noriega St & 31st Ave Noriega St & 29th Ave, Noriega St & 27th Ave, 2401 Noriega Street, San Francisco Noriega St & 25th Ave, 22nd Ave & Noriega St, 22nd Ave & Moraga St, 22nd Ave & Lawton St, 22nd Ave & Noriega St & 29th Ave Kirkham St, 22nd Ave & Judah St, 22nd Ave & Irving 1801 29th Ave, San Francisco St, 22nd Ave & Lincoln Way, Lincoln Way & 21st Ave, Lincoln Way & 19th Ave, Lincoln Way & 17th Ave, Noriega St & 27th Ave Lincoln Way & 15th Ave, Lincoln Way & Funston Ave, 2001 Noriega Street, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 9th Ave, Lincoln Way & 5th Ave, Lincoln Way & 3rd Ave, Lincoln Way & Arguello Blvd, Noriega St & 25th Ave Frederick St & Willard St, Stanyan St & Frederick St, 1801 Noriega St, San Francisco Haight St & Stanyan St, Haight St & Clayton St, Haight St & Masonic Ave, Haight St & Buena Vista 22nd Ave & Noriega St East Ave, Haight St & Divisadero St, Haight St & 1450 Noriega Street, San Francisco Pierce St, Haight St & Fillmore St, Haight St & Buchanan St, Haight St & Gough St, Market St & 22nd Ave & Moraga St South Van Ness Ave, Market St & 9th St, Market St & 1700 22nd Ave, San Francisco 8th St, Market St & 7th St, Market St & 6th St, Market St & 5th St, Market St Between 4th & 5th, Market St 22nd Ave & Lawton St Between 3rd & 4th, Market St & 3rd St, Market St & 1549 Lawton St, San Francisco 1st St, Beale St & Mission St, Transit Center Bay E 22nd Ave & Kirkham St 1745 Kirkham St, San Francisco 22nd Ave & Judah St 1400 22nd Avenue, San Francisco 22nd Ave & Irving St 2050 Irving St, San Francisco 22nd Ave & Lincoln Way 2047 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 21st Ave 1201 21st Avenue, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 19th Ave 1759 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 17th Ave 1601 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 15th Ave 1203 15th Avenue, San Francisco Lincoln Way & Funston Ave 1201 Funston Avenue, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 9th Ave 1200 09th Ave, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 5th Ave 345 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & 3rd Ave 209 Lincoln Way, San Francisco Lincoln Way & Arguello Blvd Lincoln Way, San Francisco Frederick St & Willard St 1201 Willard Street, San Francisco Stanyan St & Frederick St 856 Stanyan Street, San Francisco Haight St & Stanyan St 730 Stanyan Street, San Francisco Haight St & Clayton St 1601 Haight Street, San Francisco Haight St & Masonic Ave 1398 Haight Street, San Francisco Haight St & Buena Vista East Ave 1 Baker St, San Francisco Haight St & Divisadero St 248 Divisadero St, San Francisco Haight St & Pierce St 687 Haight Street, San Francisco Haight St & Fillmore St 499 Haight Street, San Francisco Haight St & Buchanan St 295 Buchanan Street, San Francisco Haight St & Gough St 11 Haight St, San Francisco Market St & South Van Ness Ave Market Street, San Francisco Market St & 9th St 1355 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & 8th St Hyde Street, San Francisco Market St & 7th St 1139 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & 6th St 1051 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & 5th St 950 Market St, San Francisco Market St Between 4th & 5th 856 Market St, San Francisco Market St Between 3rd & 4th 767 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & 3rd St 665 Market Street, San Francisco Market St & 1st St Market Street, San Francisco Beale St & Mission St 30 Beale St, San Francisco Transit Center Bay E 181 Fremont St, San Francisco 7 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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