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BASE Schedules & Fares Horario y precios del tránsito 時刻表與車費 Transit For more detailed information about BART Information service, please see the BART schedule, BART system map, and other BART information displays in this station. MI Millbrae San Francisco Bay Area Schedule Information e ective March 22, 2021 Early Bird Express bus service SamTrans provides bus service Schedule Information e ective January 17, 2021 runs weekdays from 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 throughout San Mateo County Rapid Transit (BART) rail Check before you go: up-to-date schedules are Station service connects the San a.m., before BART opens. Early Bird and to Peninsula BART stations, available on www.bart.gov and the o cial BART app. Route 38 Route 397 Route ECR Route SFO Francisco Peninsula with Express bus service connects East Bay, Caltrain stations, and downtown Overhead real-time displays can be found on station Oakland, Berkeley, Berryessa, San Francisco, and Peninsula BART stations. San Francisco. For more information visit to platforms. A reference guide to transfer information to Walnut Creek, Dublin/Pleasanton, For more information, call 510-465-2278. www.samtrans.com, or call 1-800-660-4287 to San Palo Alto to Daly City BART to Palo Alto Transit Center to San Francisco and other cities in the East Bay, as for trains without direct service is shown. or 650-508-6448 (TTY). Safe Francisco Transit Departs from El Camino Real at Linden Ave Departs from El Camino Real at Victoria Ave International Airport Millbrae well as San Francisco International Harbor Drumm & Center Airport (SFO) and Oakland Clay Fare Information effective April 10, 2020 International Airport (OAK). Fare Information effective January 1, 2020 Mon-Fri Mon-Sun Mon-Sun Mon-Fri Sat Sun Mon-Fri Sat Sun Mon-Fri Sat Sun The prices shown are to destinations from this 3:36p 1:55a 2:17a 4:55a 12:04p 5:36a 5:38a 5:28a 12:15p 6:29a 6:28a 8:18a 8:18a 10:03a Senior (65+) / station. Early Bird Express service is provided ¹ Sat 2:55a 3:17a 5:25a 12:19p 6:05a 6:40a 5:43a 12:31p 6:59a 6:58a 9:18a 9:18a 11:03a 511 Real-Time Departures SamTrans Adult Youth Disabled / Fare Information Trains Without Direct Service by several bus operators and fare details (19–64) (18 & Under) 4:36p 3:55a 4:17a 5:44a 12:36p 6:35a 7:05a 5:58a 12:47p 7:19a 7:18a 10:18a 10:18a 12:03a Fares subject to change. Medicare² 511 provides free, up-to-the-minute e ective March, 2021 vary. Most transfers will require paying an Sun 5:17a 5:51a 12:51p 7:00a 7:27a 6:13a 1:02p 7:40a 7:37a 11:18a 11:18a 1:03p departure times for the transit Weekdays additional fare. Cash & Mobile Fares 7:21p 6:06a 1:07p 7:27a 7:49a 6:29a 1:17p 8:01a 7:56a 12:18p 12:18p 2:03p agencies to the left that have this symbol. Current fares can be found near Local 6:16a 1:22p 7:47a 8:07a 6:44a 1:33p 8:19a 8:16a 1:18p 1:18p 3:03p For Train Transfer Other Bay Area transit agencies will be added ticket vending machines, online Senior Mobile Payment Includes $2.25 $1.10 $1.10 6:36a 1:36p 8:07a 8:25a 6:57a 1:47p 8:39a 8:36a 2:18p 2:18p 4:03p in the future. at www.bart.gov and using the Antioch Take any BART train. From Richmond train, transfer 65+ 2-Hour Transfer³ 6:40a 1:51p 8:26a 8:43a 7:11a 2:01p 8:58a 8:55a 3:18p 3:18p 5:03p Adult Youth Disabled To fi nd out when your next bus or train will o cial BART app. Regular BART at San Bruno station. From SFO train, transfer at Early Bird Express 19-64 5-18¹ & Express 6:51a 2:05p 8:46a 9:02a 7:24a 2:16p 9:16a 9:12a 4:18p 4:18p 6:03p Mobile Payment Includes Medicare $4.50 $2.25 $2.25 7:06a 2:19p 9:06a 9:21a 7:37a 2:29p 9:34a 9:28a 5:23p 5:18p 7:03p depart, check nearby displays or simply call fares can only be paid using a San Francisco International Airport station. 2-Hour Transfer³ Card 7:20a 2:33p 9:26a 9:39a 7:52a 2:43p 9:52a 9:46a 6:18p 6:18p 8:03p 511 and say “Departure Times.” You’ll then Clipper card. Dublin/ Take Richmond train, then transfer at Balboa Park Local Day Pass $4.50 $2.00 $2.00 CASH FARES FROM MILLBRAE 7:35a 2:47p 9:45a 10:00a 8:05a 2:57p 10:11a 10:07a 7:24p 7:24p 9:03p be asked to enter your Stop ID number. If you Pleasanton Station. Clipper® Fares don’t know it, you can say your agency name, CLIPPER® CARD SFO & Salesforce Transit Center $2.25 $1.10 $1.10 7:53a 3:02p 10:06a 10:17a 8:19a 3:11p 10:29a 10:26a 8:18p 8:18p 10:03p OAK Int’l Take Richmond train, then transfer at Balboa Local 8:07a 3:18p 10:26a 10:35a 8:35a 3:25p 10:49a 10:46a 9:18p 9:18p 11:03p and the system will prompt you to enter CLIPPER® FARES FROM MILLBRAE $2.05 $1.00 $1.00 Clipper is a “smart card” with Airport Park Station to Dublin/Pleasanton or Berryessa/ Includes 2-Hour Transfer³ 8:24a 3:33p 10:45a 10:55a 8:51a 3:40p 11:09a 11:05a 10:18p 10:18p 11:33p your route and stop. 511 will respond with stored value that can be used North San José train, then transfer at Coliseum SFO & Salesforce Transit Center $2.05 $1.00 $1.00 Express $4.00 $2.00 $2.00 8:41a 3:47p 11:06a 11:14a 9:07a 3:55p 11:27a 11:25a 11:18p 11:18p departure times for your route and will also on various Bay Area transit 8:55a 4:02p 11:26a 11:34a 9:24a 4:10p 11:47a 11:45a 11:43p 11:53p include the Stop ID for future use. You may Station. ¹ Children under 5 ride free. ¹ Two children age 4 years or under ride free with each adult, senior or operators. Clipper cards can be 9:11a 4:17p 11:47a 11:54a 9:40a 4:24p 12:06p 12:04p also look up your stop’s ID online at 511.org. Berryessa/ Take Richmond train to Balboa Park Station. adult-disabled fare paying passenger. Additional children are subject to 9:26a 4:32p 12:08p 12:12p 9:56a 4:38p 12:26p 12:24p purchased at fare machines in all North San José • Before 7:30 p.m., take Berryessa/North San José paying youth fare. Bicycles on Transit 9:41a 4:46p 12:27p 12:32p 10:11a 4:53p 12:46p 12:44p BART stations—there is a one- ² Seniors (65+) and passengers with disabilities, who present a Regional train. 9:55a 5:00p 12:48p 12:52p 10:28a 5:08p 1:06p 1:03p Rail/Ferries: Bicycles are allowed on time $3.00 fee for the card. A Transit Connection Discount Card or a current Disabled Placard • After 7:30 p.m., take Dublin/Pleasanton train, 10:12a 5:15p 1:08p 1:14p 10:43a 5:22p 1:27p 1:23p all Bay Area ferries and nearly all minimum value is required to Identifi cation card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles or a valid and transfer to Berryessa/North San José train Schedule Information effective April 17, 2020 rail lines. Exceptions are San Francisco Muni enter the system, so it is best to transit discount card issued by another California transit agency which 10:28a 5:30p 1:27p 1:34p 10:58a 5:36p 1:47p 1:43p at Bay Fair Station. 10:43a 5:44p 1:48p 1:54p 11:13a 5:51p 2:07p 2:03p Metro, historic streetcars, and cable cars. load fare on your card before is equivalent to the RTCDC, or those who are Medicare cardholders may ride for a discounted fare. 11:01a 5:58p 2:08p 2:15p 11:28a 6:05p 2:28p 2:23p Buses: Nearly all Bay Area public transit buses entering. Saturdays and Sundays 11:16a 6:13p 2:28p 2:35p 11:44a 6:21p 2:48p 2:43p Line 713 ³ Free 2-hour transfer for Local fares paid with Clipper or SamTrans Mobile. are equipped with bicycle racks. 11:31a 6:26p 2:48p 2:55p 11:59a 6:37p 3:08p 3:03p Keep your Clipper card to use on For all destinations, take SFO train, which will continue as Fare upgrades will be required when tranferring to Express Routes. 11:46a 6:40p 3:09p 3:15p 6:53p 3:29p 3:23p General: While bicycles are allowed on most transit in the Bay Area and Antioch train from San Francisco International Airport station. For to most transit services, there are some space Salesforce 6:54p 3:29p 3:35p 7:09p 3:49p 3:42p for future trips. Each passenger destinations not on Antioch line: 7:09p 3:48p 3:55p 7:24p 4:09p 4:02p limitations and, in some cases, times when must have their own card.
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