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Transit Information El Cerrito Plaza Station El Cerrito Transit Information For more detailed information about BART service, please see the BART schedule, BART system map, and other BART information displays in this station. El Cerrito Bear Transit San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Schedule Information eff ective June, 2020 is UC Berkeley’s shuttle Schedule Information eff ective May 2016 Fare Information eff ective February 2015 Transit (BART) rail service connects system, servicing the campus and Check before you go: up-to-date schedules are available on www.bart.gov and the offi cial Plaza Station the San Francisco Peninsula with vicinity. Bear Transit provides The RFS route stops at the El Cerrito Plaza Cash fares can be paid on board. BART app. Overhead real time displays can be found on station platforms. A reference guide Oakland, Berkeley, Berryessa, convenient transportation between BART Station en route from Evans Hall/ to transfer information for trains without direct service is shown. All shuttles are wheelchair accessible. Walnut Creek, Dublin/Pleasanton, and campus, Downtown Berkeley BART, parking Hearst Mining Circle toward the Richmond other cities in the East Bay, as well as San lots, Clark Kerr campus, the Hill area, Field Station on weekday mornings at 6:45. For information on service, please Francisco International Airport (SFO) and residence halls, Richmond Field Station (RFS) The RFS runs year round. call UC Berkeley Parking and El Cerrito Oakland International Airport (OAK). and Campus Shared Services on 4th Street. Transportation at 510-643-7701 or email [email protected]. Trains Without Direct Service Fare Information eff ective June, 2020 One-Way Fares For Train Transfer H, P, C Line . .$1.00 or free with pass1 511 Real-Time Departures Current fares can be found near ticket Antioch Take Daly City, Millbrae, or Berryessa/North San José train, RFS Line. $1.50 vending machines, online at www.bart.gov then transfer at MacArthur Station. 511 provides free, up-to-the-minute Night Safety Shuttles . FREE departure times for the transit and using the offi cial BART app. Daly City Millbrae trains serve all stations served by Daly City trans. When trains with direct service are not operating, take 1 Passes honored for free shuttle ride: Bear Transit Shuttle agencies to the left that have this symbol. CLIPPER CARD Berryessa/North San José train, then transfer at MacArthur Pass; Cal 1 Card ID; Bear Pass; Emeriti ID. Community Other Bay Area transit agencies will be added Station to SFO/Millbrae train. members and the general public who are not affi liated in the future. Clipper is a “smart card” with stored value Dublin/Pleasanton Take Berryessa/North San José train, then transfer at Bay Fair with the campus can ride Bear Transit at the fares listed To fi nd out when your next bus or train will Station. that can be used on various Bay Area transit under each route description. depart, check nearby displays or simply call operators. Clipper cards can be purchased OAK Int’l Airport Take Berryessa/North San José train, then transfer at 511 and say “Departure Times.” You’ll then Coliseum Station. at fare machines in all BART stations— be asked to enter your Stop ID number. If you there is a one-time $3.00 fee for the card. Millbrae When trains with direct service are not operating, take Daly don’t know it, you can say your agency name, City or Berryessa/North San José train, then transfer at A minimum value is required to enter the MacArthur Station to SFO/Millbrae train. Then, transfer at and the system will prompt you to enter system, so it is best to load fare on your San Francisco International Airport Station to Millbrae shuttle your route and stop. 511 will respond with card before entering. train. departure times for your route and will also SFO Int’l Airport Take Daly City, Millbrae, or Berryessa/North San José train, include the Stop ID for future use. You may Keep your Clipper card to use on most then transfer at MacArthur Station. also look up your stop’s ID online at 511.org. transit in the Bay Area and for future trips. Bicycles on Transit Each passenger must have their own card. Rail/Ferries: Bicycles are allowed on Visit www.clippercard.com to learn how all Bay Area ferries and nearly all to apply for cards with discounts for rail lines. Exceptions are San Francisco Muni Seniors (age 65 and up), Youths (age 5-18), Metro, historic streetcars, and cable cars. persons with disabilities, or to add a BART Buses: Nearly all Bay Area public transit buses High Value Discount (stored as a separate are equipped with bicycle racks. “purse” on the card). General: While bicycles are allowed on BART PAPER TICKETS most transit services, there are some space limitations and, in some cases, times when BART is phasing out tickets in 2020. There bicycles are not allowed on board. For specifi c is an extra $.50 per trip surcharge to use a transit operator policies and procedures go BART ticket instead of a Clipper card. Once to 511.org and click on the bicycling tab, or phased out, customers will not be able to call 511 and say “bicycling” to speak to an purchase tickets at our stations or online. operator who can answer your questions. Tickets will still be accepted at fare gates, Get Clipper®! but you will only be able to add value to your ticket if it’s needed to exit the system. Clipper® is the convenient way to BART EXCURSION FARE pay for transit rides in the Bay Area. The reloadable Clipper card stores BART’s Excursion Fare allows you to tour value as cash and transit passes to pay your fare on AC Transit, BART, Caltrain, County the BART system for up to three hours on Connection, Dumbarton Express, FAST, Golden a $6.20 fare, if you enter and exit at the Gate Transit and Ferry, Marin Transit, Muni, same station. To avoid being charged the Petaluma Transit, SamTrans, San Francisco excursion fare if you enter the system and Bay Ferry, SMART, SolTrans, Sonoma County need to leave before riding a train, see a Transit, Tri-Delta Transit, Vacaville City Coach, Station Agent. Union City Transit, the VINE, VTA, WestCAT, and Wheels. Whether you pay as-you-go with cash or purchase passes or ticket books in advance, Clipper makes commuting easier. Clipper works with a variety of employee transit benefi ts providers, including Commuter Check®, WageWorks®, and Clipper Direct®. To learn more about Clipper or to get a Clipper card: • Visit clippercard.com • Call 877.878.8883 • Visit a nearby retailer: Copy Express 1164 Solano Avenue Albany, CA 94706 Walgreens 11565 San Pablo Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 (510) 234-9300 Walgreens 1050 Gilman Street Berkeley, CA 94710 (510) 528-8274 Whole Foods – Gilman 1025 Gilman St. Berkeley, CA 94710 AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa AC Transit (Distrito de Tránsito de AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa Schedule Information Line Descriptions Effective June 14, 2020 ׈Կչ஋ގॠܞࣔډTransit District) provides local bus Alameda y Contra Costa) Transit District) О 71 ߆בङ֪ٞڢࠎଇԿ੼ୂ֪Ԛݕ҈ܞ service for parts of western Alameda proporciona servicio local de autobús El Cerrito Plaza BART to Richmond Parkway Transit and Contra Costa counties. AC Transit a ciertas zonas al oeste de los ԇ澞AC Transit Эݕ҈ Transbayͧ૧ ࢗͨ Center via Carlson Blvd., Richmond BART, Rumrill ୐ ٌͨչ Blvd., Contra Costa College, Parchester Village, Giant ޛ߆ԇͫ߆ԇй San Franciscoͧבalso operates transbay routes to San Francisco condados de Alameda y Contra Costa. AC ٞ .બਚऄ Highway, Atlas Rd., and Richmond Parkwayͫەદךдઆ޾۝ײand the Peninsula. For more information, call Transit también gestiona las rutas hacia San Peninsulaͧԡ َ ֪ Ԛͨ澞 or visit actransit.org. Francisco y la Península. Para más información, (510) 891-4777۪ৱଭઘactransit.org澞 891-4777 (510) w llame al (510) 891-4777 o visite actransit.org. 72 Hilltop Mall to Jack London Square via Moyers Rd., to Point Richmond. Contra Costa College, San Pablo Ave., El Cerrito del to Richmond Parkway Transit to Hilltop Mall. Scheduled to Rockridge BART. Scheduled to Claremont District. Sched- Norte BART, and downtown Oakland. M ޙ1߃1ٶFare Information eff ective January 1, 2020 Información de tarifas efectiva el 1 de enero de 2020 तўґ㔴 2020 Every day 72M 2 Scheduled departure times from Senior Personas ъ stop 50500: Point Richmond to Jack London Square via Garrardٵা 1 AC Transit Fares Adult Youth Every day Every day Every day Every day (65+) & 1 (65+) departure times from stop 50500:772M departure times from stop 51177:uled departure times from stop 51762: 1 Mayores & ા Center. Scheduled departure times from to Jack London Square. Scheduled Blvd., Macdonald Ave., El Cerrito del Norte BART, San :stop 57286 ٵشъ ஀ٵۉ Adulto Jóvenes AC Transit ીत (18–5) (64–19) Fares subject to change. Disabled Tarifas de AC Transit (65+) y (19–64) (5–18) ୭ङъ • Pablo Ave. and downtown Oaklandڵ 䪽⁌㡞ペ┭㡉 (18–5) (64–19) Tarifas sujetas a cambios. Discapa- • M ૹत 0א Cash Fares citados 1 2 2 2 9 79 Local Single Ride $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 ࢻଟીઞ Every day Tarifas en efectivo 771 772 772 departure times from stop 57900:772M 779 880 El Cerrito Plaza BART to Rockridge BART via Fairmount Local Day Pass2 $5.50 $2.75 $2.75 㢁⢅⒪㱶ᾭ悻 $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 Ave., Colusa Ave., Solano Ave., Martin Luther King Jr. Viaje único local $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 3:12p Transbay Single Ride $6.00 $3.00 $3.00 㢁⢅⊽⩾悻䪽2 $5.50 $2.75 $2.75 6:39a 5:44a 5:32a 6:29a 5:49a 6:00a Effective: March 31, 2020 Way, Downtown Berkeley, Bancroft Way / Durant Ave., Pase local diario2 $5.50 $2.75 $2.75 7:38a 6:14a 5:47ae 3:27pe 6:59a 6:19a 6:20a add add add Transbay ⒪㱶ᾭ悻 $6.00 $3.00 $3.00 Piedmont Ave., Warring St., Derby St., Claremont Blvd., Transbay Upgrade Viaje único de Transbay $6.00 $3.00 $3.00 8:38a 6:44a 6:02a 3:42p 7:33a 6:49a 6:40a Efectivo: 31 de marzo de 2020 with local single-day or multiday pass $3.50 $1.75 $1.75 㽐⏵ 㽐⏵ 㽐⏵ e 3:57pe Claremont Ave.
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