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INFORMATION by Thefollowing: ACE Isfundedinpart Eastbound / PM Trains Westbound / AM Trains INFORMATION INFORMACIÓN SCHEDULE / HORARIO Station / ACE 01 ACE 03 ACE 05 Estaciones Mon-Fri / Lunes a Viernes STOCKTON 4:10 AM 5:35 AM 6:40 AM LATHROP 4:29 AM 5:54 AM 6:59 AM TRACY 4:41 AM 6:06 AM 7:11 AM VASCO 5:10 AM 6:35 AM 7:40 AM LIVERMORE 5:15 AM 6:40 AM 7:45 AM PLEASANTON 5:23 AM 6:48 AM 7:53 AM FREMONT 5:45 AM 7:10 AM 8:15 AM Trenes en Dirección Oeste en Dirección Trenes L L L Westbound / AM Trains Westbound GREAT AMERICA 6:03 AM 7:28 AM 8:33 AM SANTA CLARA 6:10 AML 7:35 AML 8:40 AML SAN JOSE 6:22 AM 7:47 AM 8:52 AM Station / ACE 04 ACE 06 ACE 08 Estaciones Mon-Fri / Lunes a Viernes SAN JOSE 3:35 PM 4:35 PM 5:35 PM SANTA CLARA 3:40 PM 4:40 PM 5:40 PM GREAT AMERICA 3:49 PM 4:49 PM 5:49 PM FREMONT 4:05 PM 5:05 PM 6:05 PM PLEASANTON 4:28 PM 5:28 PM 6:28 PM LIVERMORE 4:37 PM 5:37 PM 6:37 PM VASCO 4:42 PM 5:42 PM 6:42 PM L L L Trenes en Dirección Este en Dirección Trenes TRACY 5:11 PM 6:11 PM 7:11 PM Eastbound / PM Trains Eastbound LATHROP 5:23 PML 6:23 PML 7:23 PML STOCKTON 5:47 PM 6:47 PM 7:47 PM L - Trains may leave early after all riders have deboarded / Los trenes pueden salir temprano después de que todos los pasajeros hayan bajado. Stay Connected with ACE Mobile Text Alerts! ¡Manténgase conectado con las alertas de texto de ACE Mobile! acerail.com/stay-connected Scan Me! ACE is funded in part by the following: ACERAIL.COM | 1-800-411-RAIL (7245) FARES / TARIFAS TRI-VALLEY SAN JOSE Station To / (Includes/Incluye Vasco (Includes/Incluye Road, Livermore and FREMONT Great America and Estación a Pleasanton Stations) Santa Clara Stations) STOCKTON ONE-WAY / DE IDA $10.75 $12.25 $15.50 ROUND-TRIP / VIAJE IDA Y VUELTA $16.75 $22.00 $27.50 20-TRIP / 20 VIAJES $131.50 $170.50 $210.25 MONTHLY / MENSUAL $241.75 $312.75 $386.00 LATHROP/MANTECA ONE-WAY / DE IDA $10.25 $11.75 $14.50 ROUND-TRIP / VIAJE IDA Y VUELTA $16.00 $20.25 $26.00 20-TRIP / 20 VIAJES $125.75 $163.00 $201.00 MONTHLY / MENSUAL $231.25 $299.75 $370.00 TRACY ONE-WAY / DE IDA $6.25 $10.25 $11.75 ROUND-TRIP / VIAJE IDA Y VUELTA $11.75 $16.00 $20.25 20-TRIP / 20 VIAJES $88.25 $125.75 $163.00 MONTHLY / MENSUAL $161.25 $231.25 $299.75 TRI-VALLEY (INCLUDES/INCLUYE VASCO ROAD, LIVERMORE AND PLEASANTON STATIONS) ONE-WAY / DE IDA $4.75 $6.25 $10.25 ROUND-TRIP / VIAJE IDA Y VUELTA $6.25 $11.75 $16.00 20-TRIP / 20 VIAJES $50.50 $88.25 $125.75 MONTHLY / MENSUAL $93.50 $161.25 $231.25 FREMONT ONE-WAY / DE IDA $6.25 N/A $6.25 ROUND-TRIP / VIAJE IDA Y VUELTA $11.75 N/A $11.75 20-TRIP / 20 VIAJES $88.25 N/A $88.25 MONTHLY / MENSUAL $161.25 N/A $161.25 SANTA CLARA (INCLUDES/INCLUYE GREAT AMERICA, SANTA CLARA AND SAN JOSE STATIONS) ONE-WAY / DE IDA $10.25 $6.25 $4.75 ROUND-TRIP / VIAJE IDA Y VUELTA $16.00 $11.75 $6.25 20-TRIP / 20 VIAJES $125.75 $88.25 $50.50 MONTHLY / MENSUAL $231.25 $161.25 $93.50 TICKET VALIDATION Paper tickets must be validated before boarding. Riding the ACE train without a validated ticket is subject to citation. Los boletos deben validarse antes de abordar. Viajar en el tren ACE sin una marcación validada está sujeto a citación. MOBILE TICKET ACTIVATION Mobile tickets must be activated before boarding. Riding the ACE train without an activated ticket is subject to citation. Los boletos móviles deben activarse antes de abordar. Viajar en el tren ACE sin un boleto activado está sujeto a citación. PASSENGERS MUST HAVE THEIR PAPER OR MOBILE TICKET READILY AVAILABLE AND DISPLAYED AT ALL TIMES. UPON REQUEST, PRESENT YOUR TICKET TO THE TRAIN CREW FOR INSPECTION, AS WELL AS, PROOF OF DISCOUNT ELIGIBILITY FOR DISCOUNT TICKETS. PASAJEROS DEBEN TENER SU BOLETO EN PAPEL O MÓVIL DISPONIBLE Y EXHIBIDO EN TODO MOMENTO. CUANDO SE LE SOLICITE, PRESENTE SU BOLETO A LA TRIPULACIÓN DEL TREN PARA SU INSPECCIÓN, ASÍ COMO UNA PRUEBA DE ELEGIBILIDAD DE DESCUENTO PARA BOLETOS CON DESCUENTO. ACE DO’S AND DON’TS ACE PUEDE Y NO PUEDE HACER DO bring your bike on board DON’T consume alcohol or smoke DO relax in our dim-lit cars DON’T bring hazardous, explosive or DO use the free WiFi service corrosive materials allowed on board DO enjoy food and beverages in DON’T bring pets or animals on closed containers the train with the exception of DO help keep ACE clean service animals DO leave room for other riders by DON’T solicit or harass riders placing personal belongings under DON’T bring weapons or firearms your seat unless licensed or active law enforcement personnel PUEDE llevar su bicicleta a bordo NO consuma alcohol ni fume PUEDE relajarse en nuestros coches con NO traiga peligrosos, explosivos o materiales poca luz corrosivos permitidos a bordo PUEDE utilizar el servicio WiFi gratuito NO traiga mascotas ni animales el tren con la PUEDE disfrutar de alimentos y bebidas en excepción de animales de servicio contenedores cerrados NO solicite ni acose a los pasajeros PUEDE ayudar a mantener limpio a ACE NO traiga armas o armas de fuego a menos PUEDE dejar espacio para otros pasajeros que tenga licencia o ley activa personal de al colocar pertenencias personales aplicación debajo tu asiento Take Your Ticket on the Go with ACE Rail mTickets app! ¡Lleve su boleto sobre la marcha con la aplicación ACE Rail mTickets! acerail.com/buy-tickets Scan Me! ACE DISCOUNTS / DESCUENTOS Disabled Persons, Medicare Card Holders, Seniors (65+) and Children (6-12), are eligible for discounted tickets! One child 5 and under may ride for free per paying adult. Children under 12 are not permitted to travel on ACE without an adult. Scan Me! ¡Las Personas discapacitadas, los titulares de tarjetas de Medicare, personas mayores (65+) y los niños (6-12) son elegibles para boletos con descuento! Un niño de 5 años o menos puede viajar gratis por cada adulto que pague. Los niños menores de 12 años no pueden viajar con ACE sin un adulto. acerail.com/ace-discounts GROUP TRIPS / VIAJES EN GRUPO Planning a group trip or field trip? What better way than riding the rails? ¿Está planeando un viaje en grupo o un viaje de estudios? Qué mejor manera de hacerlo viajando en tren. 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