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Transit Information Palo Alto Transit Center Palo Alto BASE Schedules & Fares Horario y precios del tránsito 時刻表與車費 Thoi Bieu & Gia Ve Transit Information PA Palo Alto SamTrans provides bus service bus service Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) provides bus, light Schedule Information e ective August 16, 2020 Dumbarton Express Marguerite Shuttle is Stanford University’s campus wide shuttle bus system. For more throughout San Mateo County rail, and paratransit service throughout Santa Clara County and to Milpitas BART, Check before you go: up-to-date schedules are available at samtrans.com. The SamTrans Mobile app also provides begins at Union City BART station and to Peninsula BART stations, information visit www.transportation.stanford.edu or call 650-724-9339. Berryessa BART, and Caltrain stations. For more information visit www.vta.org, or both real time information and schedules. Or, call 1-800-660-4287 for schedule information. A quick reference guide in the East Bay. The lines provide Transit Center Caltrain stations, and downtown MV, GA, PA, callSJD 408-321-2300 or 408-321-2330 (TTY). to service hours is shown. weekday transbay bus service from San Francisco. For more information visit Union City, Fremont, and Newark, across the Stanford Health Care Shuttle is a shuttle bus service to medical and research centers. www.samtrans.com, or call 1-800-660-4287 Departing from Palo Alto Transit Center Dumbarton bridge, to East Palo Alto, Menlo For more information call 650-736-8000. Fare Information effective January 1, 2019 or 650-508-6448 (TTY). Mon-Fri Sat Sun/Holidays Park,PA, UCTY downtown Palo Alto, Palo Alto Caltrain Route 280 First Last First Last First Last Station, and Stanford Research Park. Palo Alto Cash Fares Prepaid Fares 1 (exact change or Clipper® Cash only) Stanford Shopping Center 6:07a 10:07p 9:04a 8:04p 9:04a 8:04p VTA FARES Purdue & Fordham 5:40a 8:41p 7:41a 6:41p 7:41a 6:41p Single Ride Fare Information effective January 1, 2020 Fare Information 8-Hour Clipper Clipper Annual Pass effective January 1, 2020 Clipper Cash includes Fare Information Mon-Fri Sat Sun/Holidays Light Rail Pass Day Pass4 Monthly Pass5 Subscription Route 281 Stanford University shuttles are free and open to the public – no ID required. Valid VTA fare required while on board. a 2-hour transfer. First Last First Last First Last Fares on the Dumbarton Express can be paid with Clipper 511 Real-Time Departures Senior (65+) / ¹ or cash (exact change only). Adult (ages 19-64) $2.50 $5.00 $7.50 $90.00 $990.00 SamTrans Adult Youth Disabled / Stanford Shopping Center 6:06a 10:33p 8:42a 8:00p 9:06a 7:05p 511 provides free, up-to-the-minute Fares subject to change. 1 (18 & Under) Medicare² Onetta Harris Community Center 6:06a 10:08p 8:09a 7:08p 8:06a 6:08p Senior Adult Express $5.00 – $15.00 $180.00 $1,980.00 Adult Youth departure times for the transit Fares (65+) & Schedule Information effective September 13, 2020 Cash & Mobile Fares Mon-Fri Sat Sun/Holidays (19-64) (5-18) agencies to the left that have this symbol. Youth (ages 5-18)2 $1.25 $2.50 $3.75 $35.00 $385.00 Route 296 Fares subject to change. Disabled2 Local First Last First Last First Last Other Bay Area transit agencies will be added 3 Route Route Route Route Route Route Route Route Senior/Disabled/Medicare $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $30.00 $330.00 Mobile Payment Includes $2.25 $1.10 $1.10 Redwood City 10:45p 4:40a 7:45p 7:45a 7:45p 7:45a Basic Cash Fares (one way) in the future. 2-Hour Transfer³ Local Single Ride $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 MC MHC P RP S X Y TECH 1 Seniors (65+)/Disabled/Medicare Reduced Fare: To qualify for Mon-Fri Sat Sun/Holidays Fare evasion can result in fines and/or incarceration per CA Express To fi nd out when your next bus or train will the Senior/Disabled/Medicare fare, you must present one of the Route 397 Local Day Pass3 $5.50 $2.75 $2.75 to to Penal Code 483 or 640. Mobile Payment Includes $4.50 $2.25 $2.25 First Last First Last First Last to to depart, check nearby displays or simply call 2 following: a Medicare Card, Regional Transit Connection (RTC) Dis- 2-Hour Transfer³ to to to to SLAC Tresidder Union Children under 5 years ride free. Youth 5-18 years old, may ride count Card or a valid card from another California transit provider, Downtown San Francisco (Drumn & Clay) 12:46a 2:46a 12:46a 2:46a 12:46a 2:46a Transbay Single Ride $6.00 $3.00 $3.00 Tresidder Byers 511 and say “Departure Times.” You’ll then VTA Express Bus service without an upgrade. Local Day Pass $4.50 $2.00 $2.00 Medical Stanford Hospital / Campus Research Main (CCW) DMV Disabled License Plate registration, DMV Disabled Parking Mon-Fri Sat Sun/Holidays Transbay Upgrade add add add Union Eye be asked to enter your Stop ID number. If you 3 Center Cypress Hall Oval Park Gate w Express to May ride VTA Express Bus service without an upgrade. A valid Placard printout, or proof of age (65 and older). Clipper® Fares Route ECR with local single-day or multiday pass $3.50 $1.75 (CW) Institute don’t know it, you can say your agency name, First Last First Last First Last $1.75 q Medical Center picture I.D. may be required. You can load Adult, Youth and Senior/RTC Clipper cards at many and the system will prompt you to enter Local $2.05 $1.00 $1.00 Daly City BART 4:06a 11:54p 4:47a 11:50p 4:50a 11:55p Clipper Fares & Passes 4 VTA Day Passes only available on Clipper®. Day Pass Walgreens locations, the VTA Downtown Customer Service Includes 2-Hour Transfer³ Holidays/ your route and stop. 511 will respond with ® Center and VTA River Oaks administrative offices. In addition, you Local Single Ride $2.25 $1.12 $1.12 Accumulator feature which ensures the Clipper cash rider will Express $4.00 $2.00 $2.00 Light face = AM times Bold face = PM times Mon-Fri Winter Campus Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri departure times for your route and will also never pay more than the price of a Day Pass. can add value to your card at any VTA light rail ticket vending ma- 3 Closure chine, by visiting clippercard.com or by calling 877-878-8883. Please Local Day Pass $5.00 $2.50 $2.50 include the Stop ID for future use. You may 5 ® ¹ Two children age 4 years or under ride free with each adult, senior or VTA Monthly Passes are only available on Clipper . 4 5:06a 5:41a 12:00p 6:32a 12:00p 6:32a 6:41a 5:36a w 12:17p 6:32a 6:30a also look up your stop’s ID online at 511.org. register your Clipper card. For lost or stolen cards please contact adult-disabled fare paying passenger. Additional children are subject to Transbay Single Ride $6.00 $3.00 $3.00 Fares and schedules are subject to change. Clipper Customer Service at 877-878-8883. 5:41a 5:58a 12:20p 6:41a 12:18p 7:09a 7:42a 5:53a w 12:37p 6:56a 6:40a paying youth fare. Service Notice Local 31-Day Pass $84.60 $34.00 – 5:58a 6:14a 12:30p 6:56a 12:36p 7:42a 8:29a 6:27a w 12:57p 7:09a 7:00a Bicycles on Transit ² Seniors (65+) and passengers with disabilities, who present a Regional SamTrans continues to modify bus service as conditions relating to COVID-19 change. For up-to-date Local Monthly Pass5 – – $34.00 6:09a 6:32a 12:50p 7:09a 1:00p 8:09a 9:06a 6:32a 1:17p 7:34a 7:24a Transit Connection Discount Card or a current Disabled Placard Rail/Ferries: Bicycles are allowed on e ective October 12, 2020 schedules and information visit samtrans.com or call 1-800-660-4287 (TTY 650-508-6448). 6:32a 6:41a 1:00p 7:29a 1:18p 8:42a 4:38p 6:36a w 1:37p 7:47a 7:45a Schedule Information Identifi cation card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles or a valid Transbay 31-Day Pass $216.00 – – all Bay Area ferries and nearly all 6:41a 6:58a 1:20p 7:42a 1:36p 9:09a 5:25p 6:56a 1:57p 8:10a 8:23a transit discount card issued by another California transit agency which Transbay Upgrade add add add rail lines. Exceptions are San Francisco Muni Route 21 Route 22 Route 522 Rapid 6:56a 7:10a 1:30p 7:55a 2:00p 9:44a 6:07p 7:04a w 2:17p 8:29a 8:40a is equivalent to the RTCDC, or those who are Medicare cardholders may with local single-day or multiday pass $3.75 $1.88 $1.88 Metro, historic streetcars, and cable cars. to to ride for a discounted fare. 7:09a 7:29a 1:50p 8:09a 2:18p 10:13a 7:09a 2:37p 8:47a 9:05a 1 7:29a 7:42a 2:00p 8:29a 2:36p 7:24a w 2:57p 9:10a 9:23a Buses: Nearly all Bay Area public transit buses to Santa Mountain ³ Free 2-hour transfer for Local fares paid with Clipper or SamTrans Mobile.
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