Student Transportation HANDBOOK Walking, Biking, Parking, Transit, Carshare

Home , Clipper card, MacArthur station (BART), Mission Dolores Park, Moovit, Telegraph Avenue, Wheels (California)

2021-2022

Parking and Transportation Office:

1995 University Ave #110, Berkeley, CA 94720

@Calparking (510) 643-7701 Pt.berkeley.edu TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... 4

Bear Transit ...... 5

Night Safety Services ...... 6

Campus Shuttle Map...... 7

Campus Night Shuttle Map ...... 11

The LOOP ...... 13

AC Transit ...... 15

BART ...... 19

Parking Permits ...... 23

Berkeley Moves ...... 25

Carshare ...... 27

Ride-Hailing ...... 28

Micromobility ...... 31

Intercity Travel ...... 32

Apps to Download ...... 34

2 ABOUT US CONTACT UC Berkeley Parking and Transportation Ser- vices 1995 University Ave #110, The UC Berkeley Parking and Transportation Berkeley, CA 94720 -5746 Department provides a full range of parking and transportation services, serving a diverse community of more than 40,000 students and 15,000 faculty and staff in the City Parking Office Hours: 7:30 am -4:00 pm of Berkeley, at the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area. Customer Service & Permit Services: (510) OUR VISION In support of the University’s core academic and public 643-7701; [email protected] service mission, Parking and Transportation is dedicated to delivering transportation systems that complement long- Bicycle Registration: (510) 642-6760 term growth and development, and enhance and protect the physical attributes of the campus and surrounding area. Invited Guests: (510) 643-7701

OUR MISSION Event Services: (510) 642-5401; eventprk@ We aim to improve the quality of life for the UC Berkeley berkeley.edu community by providing safe, convenient, and well maintained parking and transportation options, while pro- Campus Transit Services: (510) 643-5708 moting and facilitating alternative modes of transportation. Lost and Found: (510) 642-6760

Alternative Transportation: (510) 664-7268; [email protected]

Citations Services & Appeals: ucappeal@ berkeley.edu

RESOURCES

UC Berkeley Parking and Transportation Services: pt.berkeley.edu/home

UCPD: (510) 642-6760

Bear Walk: (510)642-9255

AC Transit: actransit.org/

Lyft Bay Wheels: lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels

551 SF Bay: 511.org/ BEAR TRANSIT

UC Berkeley’s shuttle system operates seven-day a week service around the campus and vicinity.Bear Transit provides convenient transportation between campus, Downtown Berkeley BART, parking lots, Clark Kerr campus, the Hill area, residence halls, and Campus Shared Services on 4th Street. Students, faculty, and staff can travel for free with their Cal1 Card; and members of the public may ride for a $1 fare. All daytime shuttles, P-Line, RFS-Line, and H-Line, are equipped with wheelchair lifts and bike racks. 1. Hill Campus (H-Line) • 7:35 a.m. to 7:25 p.m. • Runs at 30 minute frequencies. • (The first trip starts and the last two trips start & end at Downtown Berkeley BART Station) 2. Perimeter Line (P Line, around campus) • 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. • Runs at 30 minute frequencies, last full trip leaves Downtown Berkeley BART at 7:30 p.m. 3.Downtown Berkeley/Central Campus via Hearst Avenue Line (C-Line) • 6:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.; and 4:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. • Runs at 20 minute frequncies 4. Reverse Line ( P Line, Counter-clockwise around campus) • 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. • Runs at 30 minute frequencies, last full trip leaves Downtown Berkeley BART at 7:30 p.m. 5. Campus Shared Services (CSS Line) North Berkeley BART - 4th Street (Faculty & Staff Only, Returns January 2022) Peak Periods Only: • Morning - From North Berkeley BART Station • Every 20 minutes from 6:40 A.M. to 9:20 A.M., and

* Time intervals may vary throughout the day, particularly on the first and last runs of a service period. Please see the schedule for each route for a complete listing of stop times.

Real time information is available on: The Berkeley App, Transit App, Moovit, and Citymapper.

ROUTE SERVICES OPERATION Perimeter Clockwise on Campus 7:00am-7:30pm (Uphill on Hearst, Downhill on Bancroft & Haste) Runs at 30 minute intervals Central Campus Via Central Campus and Northside 6:45am-10:45am; 4:15pm-7:15pm Hearst (Uphill on Hearst, Downhill via Memorial Glade) Runs at 20 minute intervals

Hill Hearst Mining Circle to Witter Field, Botanical 7:35am-7:25pm Gardens, Lawrence Hall of Science, SSL/MSRI Runs at 30 minute intervals Reverse Perimeter Counter-Clockwise on Campus 7:00am-7:30pm (Uphill on Channing, Downhill on Hearst) Runs at 30 minute intervals NIGHT SAFETY SERVICES

Night Safety Shuttle nightsafety.berkeley.edu/nightsafety/nightshuttles The night safety shuttle is a campus-run service available for free to all Berkeley students. There are two different routes with their own pickup locations around campus and schedules. They run in a more extensive area than Bearwalk, and are more viable for students living further away from campus. To ride, just show the driver your Cal ID.

North Side Route There are two North Route shuttles that have their own pickup/dropoff locations. Each shuttle starts running from 7:45pm to 2:30am on weekdays and Sunday, and from 6:45 to 2:30am on Saturdays. It runs on approx. 30 minute intervals.

South Side Route South route runs from 7:30pm to 2:30pm on Weekdays, 6:30pm to 4:00am on Saturdays, and 6:30pm to 2:30am on Sundays. It runs on approx. 15 minute intervals. Night Safety Shuttle service area. Please call 15 Door to Door Services minutes before your actual pickup time. You can nightsafety.berkeley.edu/nightsafety/door2door be dropped off anywhere within the blue border. Intended to bridge the gap between Bearwalk/Safety Shuttle and regular public transit from the earliest morning hours, UCPD offers a door-to- door service in order to get you home safe when other methods fail! They will pick you up via squad car and drop you off safe at home. Service runs from 3:00 am to 5:00am, and students can be picked up within the same borders as BearWalk. Students can request door-to- door service through the same link: https://bearwalk.

Bear Walk nightsafety.berkeley.edu/nightsafety/escort Student-run and UCPD-organized community resource effort to escourt students from campus to their residences safely. After a walk request is made, the UCPD dispatches Community Service Officers, paid student volunteers, to the location of the request to walk you home. You can request a walk, online or by phone, up to 15 minutes before you need to meet your escort, as they will only wait 5 minutes for you after they arrive at the pickup destination. They service the immediate area around campus, so this might not be a viable choice for students living too far off campus (but they can still escort you to any busy stop nearby!) The number to call is (510) 642 9255, and you can also visit http:// BearWalk service boundary area. bearwalk.berkeley.edu to request an escort. Bearwalk operates from dusk till 3:00am but the last call is 2:30am.

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Ridge Jacobs Highland Le Conte & Ridge Hearst Hearst Hearst & Arch & Euclid Soda & Le Roy Highland Hearst Chancellor’s Sutardja Hearst & Mansion North Gate Foothill Hearst & Legend Shattuck Dai Highland McCone Berkeley Stern Li Ka Cory Shing East Asian Bechtel East N Kroeber University Morgan Library Bear Transit stop Hall Gate & Shattuck W East is uphill Wellman Evans Bike route University Mulford Memorial Hall Greek S Glade Theatre Springer Latimer Gateway Moﬃtt

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851 Wurster Evans Barrows Morrison 800 Diamond Haas Edwards Pavilion Stadium Vehicle access Kittredge Kittredge Track Sproul Rim Way to campus & Shattuck Plaza Law Bancroft Hearst Kroeber & Shattuck RSF ASUC Gym Hall International BART Station Bancroft House

Durant & Shattuck Transfer to AC Transit bus 800 851 Durant Milvia Shattuck Fulton Ellsworth Dana Telegraph Bowditch College Piedmont Warring Unit 3 Unit 2

Channing Channing & Channing & Channing & College & Ellsworth Telegraph Bowditch Channing

Haste College & Haste

People’s Unit 1 Northside Loop runs Park clockwise 7:45PM-2:45AM Dwight Dwight Warring & & Fulton Piedmont Clark Kerr Campus runs Blake Regent Hillegass Benvenue College Piedmont Warring Southside Loop counter clockwise 7:30PM-3:00AM Clark Kerr -4:00AM Saturdays Parker Campus This map Virginia represents the territory of Huichin, Bear Transit unceded land belonging Scenic Le Conte to the Ohlone Nighttime Map peoples. Milvia Shattuck Walnut Oxford Spruce Arch Euclid Le Roy La Loma

Durant & Shattuck Transfer to AC Transit bus 800 851 Durant Milvia Shattuck Fulton Ellsworth Dana Telegraph Bowditch College Piedmont Warring Unit 3 Unit 2

Channing Channing & Channing & Channing & College & Ellsworth Telegraph Bowditch Channing

Haste College & Haste

The LOOP is a golf cart that provides intra-campus rides for eligible faculty, staff, and students with disabilities on a first- come, first-served basis. This service was created to assist persons with mobility disabilities (including temporary disability as a result of injury) and visual impairments. The Loop only operates on the core campus. https://dac.berkeley.edu/accommodations-services/mobility-accommodations/loop-golf-cart

Eligibility for the Loop: • All riders must demonstrate a disability-related need to receive approval to use the Loop. Campus Access Services receives requests for Loop access, verifies the requestor’s disability needs based on available documentation, and approves requests as appropriate. • Students with active cases with the DSP will have Loop access approved based on their currently documented disability status, in consultation with their Disability Specialist. Additional information about DSP’s processes can be found here. https://dsp.berkeley.edu/students/returningstudents • Non-DSP students must provide documentation of their disability need(s) including your expected recovery period. You will receive access to the Loop for one (1) semester or through your expected recovery from the injury/condition for which you seek Loop access, whichever is shortest. Access to the Loop can be extended beyond the initial request in consultation with Campus Access Services. • Staff, Faculty, and visiting researchers/scholars are currently not required to provide disability documentation, however they must certify their need and describe the length of their requested Loop access in detail. • Guests and visitors to campus should contact their sponsoring department or the department sponsoring the program oe event they are visiting to receive campus mobility support. Alternatively, they may contact Campus Access Services at [email protected] or (510) 643-6456) for assistance.

Having trouble using the app to request a ride? If you’re already approved by Loop services and are having trouble with the Loop app, please call 510-219-6981 to contact dispatch for a ride.

10 7:45am - 10pm

Birge Hall, LeConte Hall, Hall,Birge Campanile LeConte

Hildebrand Hall Southeast Side, Giauque Hall South Side, Gilman Hall South Side, Lewis Hall

Haas Side, School Side, Minor Cheitof Hall Business Hall West West East Side, Faculty Lot, College Club East Side, Chou Hall

Haas School Loading Zone, Boalt Hall Northside, Memorial Stadium, Calvin Lab

Wurster Hall, Minor HallWurster Addition South Side

Kroeber Hall, Kroeber Plaza, Kroeber Fountain, & College Bancroft, Boalt Hall West Side Boalt Hall West

Morrison Hall, Hertz Music Library, Hall

Barrows Barrows Hall Northside

Hearst Gym, Hearst Field Annex, Barrows Hall South Side

Wheeler Hall South Side

Sproul Lot, Sproul Lot, Hall East Side, Barrows Hall Northwest Side

Sather Gate, Golden Bear Cafe, Lower Sproul Plaza, Telegraph & Ban- Sather Gate, Golden Bear Cafe, Sproul Plaza, Lower Telegraph croft, Sproul Hall West Side, Chavez Cesar croft, Sproul Hall West

Dwinelle Hall, Durant Hall, Ishi Court

Frank Schlessinger Way, Haas PavilionFrank North Schlessinger Side Way,

Haas Pavilion, Spieker Plaza, Alumni House, Zellerbach Hall

South Hall, Stephens Hall, Moses Campanile, Hall, Bancroft Library, Sather Tower, Birge Hall,Birge South Hall Road Sather Tower,

Doe Library, MemorialDoe Library, Glade East, Campanile Esplanade

MLK, DSP, Cal Cesar 1 Office, Card Lower Chavez, Sproul, Student MLK, DSP, Learning Center, Student Union Learning Center,

Berkeley Way, Energy Biosciences Building Berkeley Way,

Loop Loop 19: Birge Hall

Loop Loop 20: Hildebrand Hall

Loop Loop 21: Haas School of Business (West)

Loop Loop 22: Haas School of Business (East)

Loop 23: Wurster Hall Loop 23: Wurster

Loop Loop 24: Kroeber Hall

Loop Loop 25: Morrison Hall

Loop Loop 26: Barrows Hall

Loop Loop 27: Hearst Gym

Loop Loop 28: Wheeler Hall

Loop Loop 29: Anthony Hall

Loop Loop 30: Sather Gate

Loop Loop 31: Dwinelle Hall

Loop 32: Frank Schlessinger Loop 32: Frank Way

Loop Loop 33: Haas Pavilion

Loop Loop 34: South Hall Road

Loop Loop 35: Bancroft Library

Loop 36: Lower Loop Sproul36: Plaza Lower

Loop 37: Berkeley Way West Loop 37: Berkeley Way

Monday - Friday Monday - Friday

loop.berkeley.edu loop.berkeley.edu

West Gate, Eucalyptus Grove, Southwest Crescent, Oxford & Center, Gate, Eucalyptus Southwest Grove, Crescent,& Oxford West Center, Oxford &Oxford University

West Circle, Life Sciences Addition West North Side, Addition VLSB North Side

Morgan Hall, Mulford Hall

Genetics & Plant Biology, Koshland Hall,Genetics Koshland McFarland & Lane, Plant Barker Biology, Hall, Brown’s

Li Ka Shing, LiMulford Ka Hall Shing,

Wellman Hall, Wellman Courtyard, Giannini Hall, Hall, Wellman Hilgard Hall Wellman

Moffitt Library WestVLSBMoffitt Side, East Library Side, California Hall East Side

VLSB SouthVLSB Side

Haviland Hall

Memorial Glade, University Drive, East Asian Library South Side, Doe Library North Side, Moffitt Library East Side

North Gate Hall, McCone Hall

Sutardja Dai Hall, O’Brien Hall, McLaughlin Hall, Davis Hall, Hesse Hall, Blum Center

LeConte Hall, SatherLeConte University Lot, Drive, Campbell Hall, Evans Hall South Side

Evans Hall East Side,Side Hearst Mining Circle West

Stanley Hall, Hearst Mining Circle East Side

Bechtel Hall, Bechtel Lane, Engineering Student Services

Cory Hall, Hearst Mining Building North Side, Goldman School of Public Policy, Soda Hall, EtcheverryPolicy, Hall, Jacobs Hall

Pimentel Hall, Tan Hall, LeConte Hall Hall, East LeConte Side, Campbell Hall East Side, Pimentel Hall, Tan Gilman Hall, Latimer Hall, Lewis Hall

Loop 1: West Gate Loop 1: West

Loop 2: West Circle Loop 2: West

Loop Loop 3: Morgan Hall

Loop Loop 4: Genetics & Plant Biology

Loop Loop 5: Li Shing Ka / Mulford

Loop 6: Wellman Courtyard Loop 6: Wellman

Loop Loop 7: Moffitt Library

Loop 8: Valley Life Loop 8: Sciences Valley Building

Loop Loop 9: Haviland Hall

Loop Loop 10: Memorial Glade

Loop Loop 11: North Gate

Loop Loop 12: Sutardja Dai Hall

Loop 13: LeConte Hall Loop 13: LeConte

Loop Loop 14: Evans Hall

Loop Loop 15: Stanley Hall

Loop Loop 16: Bechtel Hall

Loop Loop 17: Cory Hall

Loop Loop 18: Pimentel Hall

11 AC TRANSIT

ALAMEDA CONTRA-COSTA TRANSIT actransit.org/ AC Transit operates in the East Bay, including the UC Berkeley Campus. The Student EasyPass is a student funded program that gives students free unlimited AC Transit access around Berkeley, the East Bay, and to the Peninsula. It comes loaded onto a Clipper Card, an all-in-one transit card that students can use to access public transit around the campus and greater Bay Area as well as load funds onto the card for access to BART, MUNI, and many other Bay Area transit options.. Incoming freshman and transfer students can pick up their Clipper Cards at the Cal1 office, usually around the same time they receive their Cal IDs. A description of the AC Transit routes that serve campus are on the following pages: https:// pt.berkeley.edu/transportation-options/public-transportation-passes-and-info/ac-transit-student-classpass

LOADING FUNDS IN YOUR CLIPPER CARD In-Person: You can load your Clipper Card with funds at any BART station using their many ticket vending machines or at participating retailers, and ticket offices. A map of all the retail locations can be found below: https://www.clippercard.com/ClipperWeb/ map.do

Online: If going in person is too troublesome, you can also load it online at: https://www.clippercard.com

App-Store: Download the Clipper Card app on Google Play or the App Store to load funds on your clipper card. Select the option to load a card at the top left hand corner. You can either add a virtual clipper card to the Apple Wallet/Google Wallet or upload an existing plastic Clipper Card. If you choose the second option, it does not let you pay fares via phone.

REPLACING YOUR CLIPPER CARD For Lost/Stolen**/Damaged/Defective cards with no funds loaded: You must visit the Parking and Transportation office located at 1995 University Avenue, Suite #110 with your Cal1 Card. From here, fill out the Student EasyPass replacement form and pay a $25 replacement fee.You can pick up your new card at the same office, and will have to re-register it online at the Clipper Card Website. Please note that the pass on your previous card will be deactivated.

For Lost/Stolen**/Damaged/Defective cards with funds loaded on it: You must call Clipper at 1-877-878-8883 to cancel your card, and they will send a new one to Parking and Transportation’s office. After this, you can pick it up with a valid Cal1 ID card and the $25 replacement fee. * If your Clipper Card is lost or stolen, the replacement fee is $25 unless you provide a police report in which case the fee is waived. Replacement cards can be picked up at Parking and Transportation office. BUS LINES TO POPULAR DESTINATIONS

Whether it be a local outing in the East Bay or a day trip COLLEGE AVENUE/ROCKRIDGE to discover all that San Francisco has to offer, AC Transit Extending all the way to the edge of Berkeley and Oakland, provides a seamless service to get there. Using your College Avenue is a charming street full of cafes, restaurants, ClipperCard, here are the following destinations that you shops, and grocery stores that you can visit! It is also can visit today! convenient to get to SF via BART from the Rockridge Bart Station. BERKELEY MARINA/4TH ST. SHOPPING DISTRICT Lines: Grab a bite and a coffee and discover new shops at Berkeley’s • 51B: Rockridge BART direction very own 4th Street. If nature is more of your scene, enjoy • 51A (for stops past Rockridge BART) views of the sunset by the water or find a picnic spot at • 79: Rockridge Bart direction Cesar E. Chavez Park. Lines: DOWNTOWN OAKLAND/JACK LONDON SQUARE • 51B: Berkeley Marina direction Discover Oakland Chinatown’s rich cultural history, enjoy • 52 (to 4th Street): University Village direction waterfront views at Jack London Square, and skate year- round at the Oakland Ice Center. SAN FRANCISCO EMBARCADERO Lines: Explore the vibrant city of San Francisco! Bike along • 6: Downtown Oakland direction Fisherman’s Wharf, hike up to Twin Peaks, or simply enjoy • 12 (to Jack London Square): Oakland Amtrak at Jack the sunshine at Mission Dolores Park! The F Line will get you London Square direction into the heart of SF, where you can then switch to MUNI to • 18 (to Jack London Square): Lake Merritt BART direction get to your end destination. Lines: TEMESCAL • F: SF direction Experience Temescal’s bustling dining, music, and art scene! The monthly Oakland First Fridays, filled with food and live EMERYVILLE perfomances, are also held here! East Bay’s entertainment hub has options for everyone, Lines: whether it be shopping, dining, or watching movies! • 6: Downtown Oakland direction Lines: • F: SF direction LAKE MERRITT • 36: Emeryville direction Unwind or take a loop around the lake to admire the rowers, live entertainment, and eclectic architecure. Lines: • 18 (to Jack London Square): Lake Merritt BART

13 AC TRANSIT BUS LINE SCHEDULE

ROUTE DESTINATION SERVICE 6 Downtown Berkeley BART to Downtown Oakland via Telegraph Avenue 7 Days a Week and Bancroft Way/ Durant Avenue

7 El Cerrito Del Norte BART to Downtown Berkeley via Shattuck (Gourmet 7 Days a Week Ghetto) and Arlington Avenue

12 West Berkeley to Downtown Oakland (Jack London Amtrak) via Gilman 7 Days a Week St., MLK Jr. Way, Temescal, Piedmont, and Grand Lake Districts

18 University Village to Downtown Oakland (Lake Merritt) via Solano, 7 Days a Week Shattuck, and MLK Jr. Way.

36 UC Campus to West Oakland BART via Bancroft/Durant & Dwight 7 Days a Week Avenue, Emeryville Shopping (Public Market, Bay Street, and 40th Street), and Adeline St.

51B Rockridge BART to Berkeley Amtrak via College Avenue, Bancroft/Durant, 7 Days a Week Downtown Berkeley, and University Avenue

52 University Village to UC Campus via Cedar & University. Serves entire UC 7 Days a Week Perimeter Loop

65 Downtown Berkeley to Lawrence Hall of Science via Hearst and Euclid Weekdays Only Avenues (serves the North Side of Campus)

67 Downtown Berkeley to Grizzly Peak via Oxford and Spruce Weekdays Only 79 El Cerrito Plaza BART to Rockridge BART via Claremond District Weekdays Only (Oakland), MLK Jr. Way, Downtown Berkeley BART, Bancroft Way/Durant Avenue, Piedmont Avenue, Serves Southside of Campus and Clark Kerr Campus

88 Downtown Berkeley BART to Downtown Oakland (Lake Merritt BART) 7 Days a Week via Sacramento and Market Streets

Transbay F UC Berkeley to Downtown San Francisco (Transbay Terminal) via 7 Days a Week Shattuck & Adeline. Serves entire campus loop and Emeryville

Transbay J Berkeley (University & Sacramento) to Downtown SF (Transbay Commute Hours Terminal) via Emeryville and South Berkeley AM- to SF PM- to Berkeley 800 San Francisco to Richmond via Downtown Oakland, Telegraph Avenue, OWL 1am- 5am Downtown Berkeley BART, and University/San Pablo

851 Fruitvale BART to Downtown Berkeley BART via Alameda, Downtown OWL 1am- 5am Oaklnad, Broadway/College Avenues. Serves Bancroft Way/Durant Avenue CLIPPER START PROGRAM

Launched in July 15, 2020, this means-based fare discount pilot program providing eligible single riders fare discounts on a variety of San Francisco Bay Area Transit Modes. (Note discounts vary by transit agency, not all agencies are listed)

Participants can receive: • 50% discount on Caltrain, Muni, and Golden Gate Transit and Ferry • 20 % discount on BART

ELIGIBILITY In order to qualify for this program, you must: • Be a resident of the San Francisco Bay Area • Be 19-64 years old • Not have an RTC Clipper Card for people with disabilities • Have a household income of 200% of the federal poverty level or less

HOW TO APPLY • Go to https://www.clipperstartcard.com/s/application to create your profile and start your application today • Provide proof of identity and proof of income • Get approved for the program • Receive a personalized Clipper card in the mail to get your discounts • You can now ride at a discount!

HOW TO ADD FUNDS TO YOUR PERSONALIZED DISCOUNTED CLIPPER CARD You can add value: • Online at clippercard.com • Automatically – by setting up Autoload at clippercard.com • Over the phone – by calling 877.878.8883 • In person – at participating retailers, transit agency ticket machines and ticket offices, Clipper Customer Service Centers, and Clipper Add Value machines (click here for locations)

15 BAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT

BART bart.gov The premier way of navigating the Bay Area. It is a rapid transit rail system that serves the Bay Area, from Richmond to Fremont, Antioch to San Francisco International Airport (SFO), and Dublin/Pleasanton to Daly City and Millbrae. BART serves many communities around the Bay Area, and will be expanding its existing service. Up-to-date information can be found at https://www.bart.gov/tickets/calculator and by downloading the Official BART app available on iOS and Android. Updates including service changes, line extensions, and other alerts can be found by following BART on Twitter (@SFBART).

BART Watch A free, useful safety app that you can use to report suspicious activities. Available in iOS and Android, you can anonymously submit text and image reports directly to BART police. The app is available in English, Spanish, and Chinese. You can report crimes such as vandalism, theft, disruptive behavior, or an illegally parked vehicle. However, in-progress crimes and emergencies should be deferred to 911 or BART Police Department’s number (877-679-7000).

Adding funds to your Student EasyPass Clipper Card (Also: See Page 12) You can add value: • Online at clippercard.com • Automatically – by setting up Autoload at clippercard.com • Over the phone – by calling 877.878.8883 • In person – at participating retailers, transit agency ticket machines and ticket offices, Clipper Customer Service Centers, and Clipper Add Value machines (click here for locations) BART SYSTEM MAP

bart.gov/system-map

17 BART DIRECTIONS TO OAKLAND AIRPORT

Oakland International Airport(OAK) is a smaller airport with easier TSA experiences that is great for a variety of domestic flights as well as some international flight options. Many UCB students chose this airport for the close location, and its’ easy accessibility through public transit.

Public Transit Directions 1. Arrive at Downtown Berkeley BART by riding the AC transit bus to the station using the Student EasyPass Clipper Card. 2. Take the Berryessa/North San Jose (orange) line to Coliseum Station. 3. From there, go up the escalator by following the signs with arrows and an airplane. 4. Take the BART to OAK shuttle train. 5. Depart the train at the final stop and walk to your terminal.

One Way Travel Cost: $9.30 with a Clipper Card

The purple line drawn represents the public transit directions on the BART System Map. Note that individuals must get off at coliseum, and go to another area to catch another train to (OAK). BART DIRECTIONS TO SF AIRPORT

San Francisco International Airport(SFO) is a large international airport in the Bay Area near San Bruno and Millbrae with an extensive variety of flights to Europe and Asia. Although located farther than Oakland International Airport, accessibility is very feasible by public transport and ridehailing services.

Public Transit Directions 1. Arrive at Downtown Berkeley BART by riding a AC transit bus to the Station using the Student EasyPass Clipper Card. 2. Take the Berryessa/North San Jose (orange) line or the Milbrae (red) line to MacArthur Station. 3. Transfer to the San Francisco International Airport (yellow) and you will arrive at the last stop. 4. Once you arrive at SFO, walk through the gates to the terminal and follow the signs to your assigned gate.

One Way Travel Cost: $10.30 with a Clipper Card

The purple line drawn represents the public transit directions on the BART System Map. Note that individuals must transfer trains at the MacArther station to the yellow line in order to arrive at SFO.

19 PARKING PERMITS

STUDENT PERMITS Sold every semester, online and in person at 1995 University Avenue, Suite #110. UC Berkeley students must renew their permit every semester, and are responsible for displaying their valid permit in UC-owned lots. Student parking is extremely limited on campus (parking is only permitted in “S” lots with exceptions) and is restricted to students who live within a 2 mile radius from campus. Students may park in any spot on campus after 5pm. Parking on campus is not allowed between 2:00am and 5:00am.

RESIDENCE HALL PERMITS Determined by Housing and Dining Services, once an individual meets the requirements, applications for the permit are provided by Housing and Dining Services. P & T can then determine if a need is present and issue a permit in lieu of Housing and Dining Services approval. RH permit may be issued to faculty/ staff residing in resident halls. Rules on Residence Hall (RH) Permits are online: https://pt.berkeley.edu/parking/student-permits/student-permit-rules

STUDENT CARPOOL PERMITS [CURRENTLY SUSPENDED] At Cal, we believe in promoting sustainable transportation. Because of limited parking spaces, Student Carpool Permit Holders are required to register online with BerkeleyMoves! (more information about platform found in the BerkeleyMoves! Section) • Starting Address/Home (that is registered with their permit) • Campus Address/Preferred Destination • Network Selection (Students at Cal). • Commute Calendar Login - At least two trips must be registered per week in order to continue participation.

However, as of Fall 2021, we have currently suspended our student carpool permit program. Students should purchase a daily or semesterly permit in order to park. More details about the carpool permit changes can be found online: https:// pt.berkeley.edu/CarpoolPermitChanges

MOTORCYCLE UC employees or students with motorcycles and/or convertibles are eligible. Motorcycles must park in M/C designated areas. Motorcycle permits are not valid in car spaces. Convertibles must purchase the appropriate validation stickers and a master sticker with validator must be adhered to the driver side rear bumper. Not valid in designated reserved spaces.Not valid in red zones or unmarked spaces. * Students can park in any non-reserved space, please include language that includes that “for details about which parking spaces are available, please visit our website: https://pt.berkeley.edu/parking/student-permits

STUDENT FALL & SPRING PERMIT PRICE Daily Permit $10 per day Monthly Permit $103 per month Semester Permit $410 per Semester Motorcycle $34 Month Residence Halls $1548 per year PURCHASE PERMIT ONLINE pt.berkeley.edu/parking/student-permits/student-permits Student Semester parking permits are available online through our My P&T portal. Purchase your permit online, print a 15- day temporary permit to display fully until your semester permit is received. Your permit sticker will be mailed to the local postal address you confirm at the time of purchase which is outside the designated campus boundry but within northern california. Do not discard your hang-tag, you will affix the sticker to your hang-tag when you renew every semester. There is a $35 replacement fee for lost or discarded hang-tag. If you do not receive your permit within 15 days, you must come to the Parking and Transportation office to report your parking permit lost and pick up a replacement. We will not mail out permits with local postal address that is more than 60 miles away one way. Permit will be canceled, and pro-rate refund will be issued once you notify P&T. Your temporary permit is only good for 15 days, you must fully display the parking permit. Failure to display a valid permit or altered parking will result in a $353 permit misuse citation.

BUYING PERMIT AT THE P&T OFFICE • Present your UCB Cal ID card (Cal 1 Card Office. • Fill out a Parking Permit Application form. • Vehicle information (make, model, color, license plate #) is required. • Bring proof (current utility bill, bank statement, or lease/rental agreement) that you live outside the designated campus boundarybut no more than 60 mile away "one way". • Provide proof that you are a registered student by printing out of your class schedule. (Log on to Bear Facts/Tele-BEARS and print out your class schedule) *Please Note: To use a carpool permit, a minimum of 2 carpool permits must be displayed per vehicle at all times. Students must also complete the Carpool Parking Permit Application Form.

LOST, STOLEN OR FORGOTTEN PERMIT If you have lost, stolen or forgotten to bring your parking permit, you must stop by the Parking & Transportation office to purchase a temporary one-day scratcher permit. • To replace your permit, you must fill out the Request for Replacement Permit Form. • Pay a $35 nonrefundable permit replacement fee unless a police report is provided, in which case the replacement fee will be waived. • Permits reported lost or stolen are subject to a permit misuse citation if used to park on campus. *Please note: handwritten notes are not an acceptable substitute for a temporary permit. Vehicles not displaying a permit will be cited.

CITATIONS pt.berkeley.edu/citations/paying-citations All citations indicate the violation and fine amount on the citation. Citation recipients have 21 calendar days to either pay or contest the citation.

ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING STATION Upper Hearst Parking Structure, Level 1(link is external) has two charging stations. C parking permit required. Nearby public parking garages offering public charging stations: • Stadium Garage • Telegraph-Channing Garage (2450 Durant Avenue) • Oxford-Fulton Garage (2165 Kittredge Street) • Rec Sports Facility

WHERE TO PARK For a comprehensive guide to campus parking, the Campus Parking Map shows all designations of parking lots and campus facilities and their permit requirements 21 BERKELEY MOVES!

BerkeleyMoves! is UC Berkeley's official ridematching and trip-planning platform. Since it is an internal and closed network, you will only be sharing rides to and from campus with other students, staff, and faculty. Additional video tutorials are provided on our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/ ucbparkingandtransportation

Check out this link to sign up for your account: https://cal.rideamigos.com/#/

COMMUTE OPTIONS BerkeleyMoves! is an internal closed ridematching platform for students, staff, and faculty. You can search for recurring commute options from addresses within the Bay Area, as well as one-time trips to and from SoCal during holidays and school breaks. The search results will yield a variety of transit options to accomdate everyone! You can also personalize the commute options to suit your needs with options ranging from departure time, to driver or passenger preference. There is also flexibility to choose which network you want to share your trip with .

MONTHLY SAVINGS AND LEADERBOARD PRIZES BerkeleyMoves! aims to incentivize the campus community There is a monthly raffle (no signup required) open to all to reduce their carbon footprint by taking alternative eligible BerkeleyMoves! account holders. When you log transportation. You can track your total commute expense 6 or more trips, you will be automatically entered into savings, non-SOV trips, calories burned and carbon emissions the raffle, which will have prizes ranging from gift cards reduced. You can also unlock achievements and see how your to t-shirts. Keep your eyes peeled out for big prizes like a commute behavior compares with the rest of your network. pair of headphones or backpacks!

EVENTS For travel during holidays/school breaks, major events, and in the weeks leading up to the start of every semester, BerkeleyMoves! offers "events", which are a one-stop centralized posting for all carpool trips to and from the specified location.

• Filter events based on origin point and occasion • Select date of departure • Find carpools trips that match your selection

22 CARPOOL PERMIT REQUIREMENT Carpool permits are offered at reduced prices if you commute to and from campus with a partner. There are many benefits like preferential parking spaces, reduced rates, and eligibility for a discounted EasyPass Plus! In order to maintain your carpool permit status, you must meet the following requirements:

• Register for a BerkeleyMoves! Account to find carpools and post to the commute calendar • Log 6 trips a month (3 trips a week) during the regular school year to maintain your carpool permit status. You can log trips up to 5 weeks AFTER you've taken them (ex. If today is August 1, I can log trips from June 27th) • If there are extrenuating circumstance such as vacation or PTO, email us at [email protected]

Given the impacts of Covid-19 on commute, the 6 trips logged do not have to be simply "carpool". "Telework" option is also applicable for Fall 2020.

COMMUTE TRACKER APP BerkeleyMoves! can also be accessed using the commute tracker app. This app provides the same functionality as the website, but is more convenient for those who are on-the-go and wnat to track and find trips instantenously. CommuteTracker can be downloaded on Apple Store and Google Play.

To start using the CommuteTracker App, you need o link your BerkeleyMoves! account to the app via a "Connect Pin". You can find your "Connect Pin" by logging into BerkeleyMoves! On your web browser and finding the pin on the “Connected Apps” section of your user profile. Then follow the prompts to input your commute. The CommuteTracker app automatically logs your trips based on your inputted commute, streamlining the process--all you have to do is review and confirm those trips! For more information, please check out the CommuteTracker Presentation:

23 CARSHARE

GIG CARSHARE gigcarshare.com/ A one-way carsharing service available exclusively in the East Bay. You can search for GIG cars nearby and pay by the mile, by the hour, or by the day! Berkeley, Oakland, Albany, Alameda, OAK airport, and select locations in San Francisco and Sacramento. Parking GIG cars at UC Lots and City of Berkeley is not permitted, violators will be ticketed. Download the app on Google Play or Apple Store to instantly find a car near you and unlock with your phone.

ZIPCAR zipcar.com/ A carsharing service that allows users to rent cars for a low rate. There are over 20 zipcar locations within the city of Berkeley, San Francisco and Oakland. User fees include gas, insurance, a reserved parking spot on UC Lots, free miles and satellite radio. Students are eligible for a discounted student membership!

ENTERPRISE www.enterprise.com/en/reserve.html#book The official rental car company used by UC Berkeley administrators, alumni and the Cal Athletics department. Save on short-term rentals. Enterprise Rent-A-Car offers discounted rates to Cal students, faculty and staff. A convenient location on Campus at the corner of Oxford and University with hourly rentals and free pickups. For more information on renting cars, visit: pt.berkeley.edu/carshare RIDE-HAILING

If you decide to use Lyft or Uber on campus, you will need to be picked up or dropped off at one of eight pick up/drop off zones across campus. These areas are designed to improve safety, efficiency, and improved circulation in and out of campus. These pick up and drop off zones in clockwise order are located at:

1. West Gate/ Eucalyptus Grove (the top-left most point) 2. North Gate 3. Hearst Mining Circle (Stanley Hall) 4. Haas School of Business 5. Optometry Department 6. College of Law/ Kroeber Halls (Bancroft and College) 7. RecSports Facility 8. Sproul Plaza (Bancroft Way east of Telegraph)

Remember there is only a 3 minute drop off time limit at each of these pickup locations!

For a more detailed map, please check out this link: https://pt.berkeley.edu/transportation-mobility/getting-around- campus/tnc-pick-drop-zones

**No other locations can be used for pick-up or drop-off other than the designated ones listed above.**

25 BIKING ON CAMPUS & BIKESHARE

BICYCLE PARKING Bicycle racks are conveniently located throughout campus for student, faculty, and staff use. The following link provides the list of racks and a map with their specific locations:https://bit.ly/2IuCQwc Besides the racks located across campus, secure bike parking locations are available to students, staff, and faculty. Secure bicycle parking facilities are meant to provide secure parking for bicycle commuters and not overnight storage. Bicycles stored or left for long periods of time may be impounded. Sharing of access codes is also not allowed.The following link provides a map of the three locations and the additional secure bike parking locations: https://bit.ly/2JsD7kS These secure locations are monitored by both parking enforcement and parking attendants during business hours and allow you access with a personal code. In order to use either of the three main secure bike parking locations, you must apply by filling out a simple application located here. Upon approval of your application, you will receive your personal access code by email. Access codes are valid for one year and can be renewed yearly. Bikes can be attached to both Bear Transit and AC Transit buses. BICYCLE SAFETY Cyclists are encouraged to invest in high quality locks to prevent theft of their bicycles. They are also encourage to register their bicycles with UCPD. Doing so will also allow you to obtain a license (UCPD sticker) for your bicycle and use certain secure bicycle parking areas. UCPD offers bike licensing services for free. You will need to bring your bicycle to 1 Sproul Hall between 6pm to 9pm, Monday-Friday to obtain your bike license. BAY WHEELS Lyft.com/bikes/bay-wheels With over 3,000 bikes in 250+ stations, BayWheels is the regional Bike Share System designed to connect Berkeley with four other cities (Oakland, Emeryville, San Francisco and San Jose). Bikes are available for both manual and e-bike forms. Using BayWheels is simple: • Memberships allow for unlimited 45-minute journeys. • Use your EasyPass Clipper Card (register your card with the BayWheels site) or download the Lyft App to access bikes • Students are eligible for a month-to-month program for $13 a month with no annual commitment. First month is free with code GOBEARS • EOP Students - BikeShare for All Memberships available through their EOP Counselors. Qualified EOP Students (Dream and Pell Grant eligible) can obtain a free BikeShare for All through their counselor at the EOP office, 119 Cesar Chavez Center. Memberships are free for the first year, but users can continue their memberships for $5/month. BICYCAL Bicycal.berkeley.edu/ BicyCAL is a cooperatively student run bicycle maintenance shop on the Berkeley campus that is run by students. Students can get free hands-on bicycle repair! L ocated at MLK Student Union between Cal 1 Card Office and the ASUC Art Studio. CAMPUS BIKE MAP

27 MICROMOBILITY

DISMOUNT ZONES Bicyclists are required by UCPD to walk their bike during the day from 8am-6pm, Mon-Fri, on Upper Sproul Plaza, Dwinelle Plaza and Sather Road. During the day, these areas have dense pedestrian activityand special events. MOTORIZED VEHICLES https://bit.ly/2Erc9Gm California Vehicle Code (CVC) 407.5(a) defines amotorized scooter as any two-wheeled device that has handlebars, has a floorboard that is designed to be stood upon when riding, and is powered by an electric motor. California Vehicle Code (CVC) 21235 mandates that all scooter riders in California must wear a properly fitted bicycle helmet, have a valid driver’s license, ride on the road and remain off sidewalks, and may not park scooters on a sidewalk in a position that blocks pedestrian paths.

ELECTRIC SCOOTERS pt.berkeley.edu/mobility Commercial scootershare programs are currently banned on campus (Lime, Bird, etc). Personal scooters, skateboards, and hoverboards are allowed, but owners are responsible for securing those vehicles. SKATEBOARD Many students bring their own electric/non-electric boards. Students are not permitted to skate on dismount zones on campus. MOPEDS Free parking on permiter of campus.

[OFF-CAMPUS] RICHMOND FIELD STATION E-BIKES https://ridegotcha.com/locations/richmond/ Similar to BayWheels, Bolt is another regional Bike Share System specific to Richmond, CA. With the discontinuation of the Richmond Field Shuttle service, Bolt is a great alternative to getting to the site. All bikes are E-Bikes, making it easier and faster to get around. Using Bolt bikes is simple: • There are three options: Pay-As-You-Go, Student Monthly, and Student Annual. The monthly plans are currently offering special pricing at $6.99/month and $49.99/year. • Dock and ride the bikes at El Cerrito and Richmond Station INTERCITY TRAVEL

AMTRAK amtrak.com/deals Amtrak, the national rail operator, has four train routes that pass through the Bay Area. If you’re from anywhere outside of the Bay Area (Redding, Modesto, Merced, Bakersfield, SLO, LA, San Diego, Sacramento, Santa Barbara, or San Jose) taking the Amtrak may be a convenient method of transportation to get to and from home during vacations. Riding on the Amtrak can often be more cost efficient than driving or flying and provides you with some of the best views of the state and the country.

10% Student discounts on tickets are available for most routes to students who have a Student Advantage card. Students are eligible to receive a 15% discount on their train ticket by using the promotion code V353 on our booking website, a station Quik-Trak machine, a ticket agent at a staffed station or from a conductor if you board a train at an unstaffed station. Passengers must have a valid Student ID.

Routes and Destinations Coast Starlight San Joaquins • Seattle • San Fransico Bay Area • Portland • Sacramento • Sacramento • Bakersfield • Lost Angeles • Southern California Capital Corridor Zephyr • Auburb • Oakland • Sacramento • Chicago • Emeryville • Omaha • Oakland • Denver • San Jose • Salt Lake City

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UC DAVIS SHUTTLE BUS berkbus.ucdavis.edu/ The UC Davis shuttle bus connects the Berkeley campus to Davis at a low cost to students, staff, and faculty. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and are $15 one-way for an estimated hour-and-a-half long ride. The bus includes free wifi, and passengers are allowed two carry- on items. Pickup/Dropoff locations are: • Berkeley: West Gate Entrance on West Crescent Circle • Davis: South Side of Shields Library facing the art building

FLIXBUS flixbus.com FlixBus now offers affordable and comfortablebus travel on the West Coast! Travel onboard green buses to explore cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas, Phoenix and many more. With unbeatable prices, comfortable seats and free Wi-Fi, traveling by bus has never been easier. Enjoy a stress-free ride thanks to a simple booking process, conveniently located bus stops and experienced drivers that will bring you safely to your destination. UC Davis Shuttle and FlixBus pick up and drop UC Davis Shuttle and FlixBus pick up and drop off off location is on West Crescent Lawn near Li location is on West Crescent Lawn near Li Ka Shing, Ka Shing, intersecting University Dr. and using intersecting University Dr. and using Oxford St. to Oxford St. to enter. enter. APPS TO DOWNLOAD

Here is a short-list of apps, for both on-campus and off-campus travel, that P&T recommends students and staff to download prior to heading to Berkeley. Want to learn more about each app's detailed fea- tures and uses? Navigate to P&T's Transit App Presentation: https://tinyurl.com/transitappoptions

Berkeley App FlixBus App Transit information is provided for Book your intercity travel destinations and Campus shuttles (maps and schedules), plan your trip for the holidays going home. Visitor Parking, Accessibility/Loop Service, Bike Information, Bear Walk, Berkeley Moves, and the P+T Website.

Transit App Lyft App Information to help navigate over 135+ Use for ridehailing and Bay Wheels to unlock cities nationwide including many in the bikes. Also, locate bike stations on this app. Bay Area. Provides maps and service schedules for Subway, Commuter Rail, Muni Metro, AC Transit, and more.

Commute Tracker App Amtrak App Connect with drivers in your area go- Plan and book your long distance train trips. ing to your destination and carpool.

Note: This app is required for carpool permit holders to log their trips in order to maintain permit eligibility.

Clipper App BART App The official BART app offers information Manage your clipper card account on the for trip planning, booking capabilities, app from your phone. Add value to your real time departures, advisories and card, view your history, and plan your trips! more with data straight from BART.

MUNI App AC Transit App The official MUNI appoffers information for The official AC Transit offers information trip planning, real time schedules for each for trip planning, real time schedules, live service line. Note that it is only available capacity updates and options to instantly in San Francisco/Muni operating range book tickets with an AC Transit account.

Mooveit App The LOOP Your local transit app. Get live updates Locate LOOP pick up locations. To use, about real-time alerts, service updates, registered DSP only to request a ride transit disruptions and more. Maps and with the Loop for intra-campus travel. service lines provided for bus, train, BART, Light Rail, Cable Car, and Ferry. 31 Parking & Transportation Services 1995 University Avenue, Suite 110 Berkeley, CA 94704-5746 Parking Customer Service Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m Phone Number: (510) 643-7701 Website: Pt.berkeley.edu

Emails: Customer Service & Permit Services: [email protected] Special Events: [email protected] Citations Services & Appeals: [email protected] Alternative Transportation: [email protected]