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Y Area Work Ay Area SANTA ROSA CITYBUSCloverdale St. Helena to Sacramento EXISTINGSEAMLESS BAY BAY AREA AREA Healdsburg SONOMA COUNTY Sonoma Cty. Vacaville Windsor Airport TRANSITVISION MAP NETWORK TRANSIT SantaRosa VINE Napa Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Downtown Fairfield (ApproximateThis map represents - for what comparison public transpor - North Sebastopol Santa Rosa PETALUMARohnert Park Napa Junction FAST Suisun/Fairfield withtation visioncould be map like inonly) 2040 if our region TRANSITCotati I-80 Petaluma North I-680 planned, governed and operated transit as Petaluma Downtown a unified network. Vallejo This map displays, approximately, the Bay Novato San Marin Vallejo I-780 Area’s existing frequent transit lines as of Marina SOLTRANS Novato Novato Downtown TheJuly map2019, builds plus limitedon our commuterexisting transit services, net- work,by service numerous category. existing Seperate transportation transit agen - Hercules plans,cies are and not input displayed. from stakeholders from Novato Hamilton Martinez Bay Point Antioch WESTCAT North Concord Pittsburg W Leland across the regions; it is also highly aspira- Marin Civic Center San Pablo 23rd Antioch Antioch/ tional.Interregional It includes Hub both funded and un- Richmond Concord Hillcrest Oakley MARIN + 4th San Rafael Macdonald DVC Willow Pass CA-4 Harbour/Marina El Cerrito del Norte Treat Ave. Mokelumne fundedTransit improvements. Station Cutting GOLDEN GATE Larkspur Concord Richmond El Cerrito Plaza Brentwood Transit Stop / Terminal (Not exhaustive) Clayton Rd. Corte Madera Pleasant Hill TRANSIT Richmond Marina North Berkeley to StocktonTRI- For more information on how the map was Strawberry/ LafayetteCOUNTYMain St. Ygnacio Valley Mill Valley Walnut Creek DELTA developed, go to University Berkeley Telegraph College CONNECTION Berkeley West Orinda www.seamlessbayarea.org/visionmap Marina Berkeley Marin City Frequent Tiburon Berkeley Interregional Hub Transit Ashby Danville Network Sausalito Ashby I-680 Transit Station Service at least Hwy 101 every 15 minutes Transit Stop / Terminal (Not exhaustive)on weekdays Rockridge Emeryville Treasure Island Fisherman’s Macarthur Broadway Wharf OaklandAC Golden Gate Marina Embarcadero 19th/Oakland California 14th St 12th/OaklandTRANSIT City Center Park Presidio Geary Powell SF Transbay West Oakland Lake Merritt Fruitvale Frequent Fulton Civic Center E 14th St. Rapid Oakland Jack London San Ramon Van Ness 4th/King Transit Clinton/San Antonio MacArthur Network Judah Alameda Service at least Judah to Tracy, every 15 Noriega Church 16th/ Arena Fruitvale minutes, Castro Mission Stockton Mon-Sat, San Francisco Coliseum San Leandro 7am-7pm Taraval MUNIForest Hill 24th/ Dogpatch Mission Third West Portal West Castro Valley Dublin/Pleasanton Dublin/Pleasanton 19th Ave. 19th St. Francis Circle Silver Bay Fair WHEELS Glen Park Oakdale SF State OAK Airport Balboa Park Hayward Livermore Pleasanton Parkmerced Geneva Hayward Daly City Bayshore South Hayward Daly City Hwy 101 CA-92 I-880 Fremont Blvd I-280 Colma Union City Mt. Eden Gellert Oyster Point El Camino (SSF) South San Francisco SAMTRANS UNION Centreville Fremont SFO Airport CITY San Bruno Millbrae San Mateo Fremont Irvington Burlingame Newark Pacifica Hayward Park Hilllsdale Hwy-84 El Camino Real Belmont Warm Springs San Carlos Redwood City Middlefield East Palo Alto SEAMLESSEXISTING BAY BAY AREA AREA TRANSIT VISION MAPNETWORKJuly 2019 I-680 (ApproximateThis map represents what - publicfor comparisontransportation could withbe like in vision 2040 if our map region only)planned, governed and operated Menlo Park North Great transit as a unified network. Bayshore America/ This map displays, approximately, the Bay Area’s existing frequent transit lines as of July 2019, plus Stadium Palo Alto Tasman The map builds on our existing transit network, numerous existing transportation plans, and input from stakeholders from Hwy 101 Milpitas acrosslimited the commuter regions; it services,is also highly by serviceaspirational. category. It includes Seperate both funded transit and agencies unfunded are improvements. not displayed. Tasman California Ave. Bowers For more information on how the map was developed, go to www.seamlessbayarea.org/visionmap N. Capitol Ave San Antonio Santa EXISTING TRANSIT NETWORK (Approximate - for comparison only) Clara Alum Rock Mountain View Berryessa Sunnyvale Scott July 2019 SJC Airport Little Portugal Major Transit Station Frequent Frequent Lawrence Eastridge Transit Rapid I-280 Sunnyvale El Camino Real Frequent Transit Network (Generously) Network Transit Anza De Network Santa Clara Service at least every 15 minutes all day on weekdays Service at least Downtown San Jose every 15 minutes Service at Santana on weekdays least every 15 Keyes Frequent Express Bus minutes, Stevens Creek Blvd Row Diridon Mon-Sat, De Anza Metro / Subway (including fully separated LRT) College Wolfe VTA 7am-7pm Tully San Hwy-101 Jose Surface LRT / BRT / Priority Bus Tamien Hamilton Capitol Winchester Supplemental Commuter Transit Network Ohlone/ (Variable service) Blossom Hill Hwy 85 Chynoweth Commuter Rail Vasona Junction Santa Morgan Hill Ferry Hwy-17 Almaden Teresa San Martin Interregional Hub Transit Station Transit Stop FOR/ Terminal DISCUSSION (Not exhaustive) PURPOSES ONLY to Santa Cruz Gilroy to Salinas Frequent Rapid Transit Network Service at least every 15 minutes (Express Bus/Rail), or every 10 minutes (Metro/LRT/BRT/Priority Bus), Mon-Sat, 7am-7pm.
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