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Transit Stops Sydney G. Walton Pier 3 Square TransitJACKSON ST StopsPier 1.5 Pier 1 Paradas del tránsito 公車站地圖 Golden Gateway Center To Fisherman’s Wharf Transit WASHINGTON ST SAN FRANCISCO BATTERY ST BATTERY Sue Bierman Sausalito/Tiburon BAY Information Park Gate B N 5 Maritime 82 W Vallejo - E Plaza M S 292•397•398•FCX Larkspur Ferry Terminal 1 Ferry Building I LOwl Gates CLAY ST N DRUMM ST C&D San Francisco To Chinatown Three Four U One Two Embarcadero Embarcadero T Map Key Embarcadero Embarcadero Center Center Embarcadero Center Center 1 1 Plaza E You Are Here Downtown 1000-Foot (305m) Radius (five minute walk) SACRAMENTO ST W 9•K•L•LOwl•N•NOwl BART Train A FRONT ST Richmond DAVISST 9 Bus (Motor Coach, Trolley Coach) Hyatt LOwl•N•NOwl L Metro Light Rail Regency Gate E K Ferry LOwl•NOwl Major Transit Terminal Owl N •T LOwl Alameda/Oakland CALIFORNIA ST A1 Transit Stop Market Street Gate G Underground Station N Railway Museum B1 A1 Station Entrance/Exit K•L Station Elevator 27•54•72 THE EMBARCADEROPier 14 A2 Ferry Tickets B2 14 Bikeshare station LOwl Spear PINE ST Tower Transit Information A3 Embarcadero StationN•NOwl Owl Owl 7•9•9R•K•L•L •N•N 9R TransBay/Caltrain B3 Transit Lines Rincon Center STEUART ST One AC Transit Buses Front Inside Embarcadero Station: Bldg F Berkeley NX1 Dimond District SFO & East Bay Stations 14 G El Cerrito NX2 Laurel District MARKET ST SPEAR ST J Berkeley P Piedmont BUSH ST Metro Rail T L Richmond V Montclair 14R LA El Sobrante W South Shore NL Eastmont 800 (Owl) Richmond To Union Square 5•7•38•38R FREMONT ST ST Early Bird Express Buses MISSION ST M A RD 713 Millbrae 714 Daly City 27•54•72 A IN S W O LOwl•N•NOwl 14•14R H T Golden Gate Transit Buses 1ST ST 27 San Anselmo 70 Novato B 30 San Rafael 72 Santa Rosa E 101 Rincon T ALA 54 San Marin 101 Santa Rosa L Park E ST Inside Salesforce Transit Center Bus Plaza: Missionbay Shuttle 14•14R S T Fremont St Entrance TransBay/Caltrain Mission Bay Kaiser and UCSF Owl 5•7•25Owl•38•38R N•N •T PresidiGo Shuttle Express Route to Presidio Transit Center 30•70•101 713 30•70•101 T SamTrans Buses 292•397•398•FCX 714 Casual Carpool 292 SFO / Hillsdale 397 SFO / Palo Alto LSOM S 398 SFO / Redwood City FCX Foster City F O 800 T Metro Rail T S San Francisco Muni A M On Salesforce Transit Center Bus Deck: Motor Coach and Trolley Coach (TC) Thruway Bus O S T T 1 California (TC) 38 Geary SHAW ALLEY A A F•G•J•L•LA•NL•NX1•NX2•O•P•V•W N NNATOMA S 5 Fulton (TC) 38R Geary Rapid I N 7 Haight/Noriega K Ingleside MINNAM 25 LYNX Greyhound Salesforce Transit Center To Ballpark 9 San Bruno L Taraval 9R San Bruno Rapid L-Owl Taraval Owl 27•54•72 14 Mission (TC) N Judah 14R Mission Rapid N-Owl Judah 25 Treasure Island T Third Street TransBay/Caltrain To Caltrans Bike Shuttle Metro Rail (on Main at Bryant) T Third Street SolanoExpress 82 Vallejo Transit Center WestCat Bus LYNX Hercules/Rodeo Ferries (by Destination and Gate) Schedule Information effective November 16, 2020 Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates Regional Bus Schedule Information Ferry Departures Alameda/Oakland/San Francisco Route SolanoExpress is Solano Regional bus service daily throughout eff ective December 13, 2020 eff ective September 13, 2020 County’s intercity transit connection. Alameda/Oakland G Sausalito / Tiburon B San Francisco Ferry Building operates weekdays only between the day and evening, and Commute SolanoExpress routes connect cities Larkspur C,D Vallejo B Alameda’s Main Street, Oakland’s Jack to Salesforce Transit Center Bus Stop – Bay A San Francisco to bus service during weekday morning Alameda/ to Vallejo Ferry Building within the county and provide service Richmond E London Square, and the San Francisco Richmond and evening commute periods. Route 30 Route 70 Route 101 Oakland Gate B to neighboring counties, BART, and the ferry. Ferry Building. No weekend service. Gate E Gates Gate G Golden Gate Ferry (GGF) operates Gate B For more information, call (800) 535-6883 or Richmond/San Francisco Route to to to C & D Mon-Fri q Mon-Fri Mon-Fri q daily service between San Francisco San Rafael/ Novato/ Santa Rosa/ visit www.solanoexpress.com. to operates weekdays only between 7:30a 7:15a 6:35a Sausalito San Rafael San Rafael to and Sausalito or Larkspur in Marin Sausalito/ Richmond and the San Francisco Ferry 8:55a 8:45a 7:35a Larkspur County. Sat-Sun/ Sat-Sun/ Sat-Sun/ Tiburon 4:00p Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Building. No weekend service. 11:00a 9:45a Holidays Holidays Holidays 2:00p 5:30p Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Vallejo/San Francisco Ferry Route 10:45a 5:17a 8:15a 4:54a 5:43a q 6:22a 6:22a 4:00p 7:00p 2:45p 7:15a 4:25p Fare Information effective July 1, 2020 6:17a 9:13a 5:54a 6:43a q 7:22a 7:22a operates weekdays only between the 8:45a 6:00p Fare Information eff ective July 1, 2018 5:30p 4:30p 7:17a 10:11a 6:54a 7:50a 8:22a 8:22a Vallejo Ferry Terminal and the San Fares on Golden Gate Transit bus services 10:15a 7:00p 5:15p 8:15a 11:08a 7:50a 8:50a 9:17a 9:17a To better enable us to serve you in arriving at your Francisco Ferry Building. No weekend are divided into fare zones shown in the 1:15p 7:00p 9:13a 12:06p 8:50a 9:47a 10:10a 10:10a destination on time, please have the proper fare and service. 4:00p table below. Fares vary by trip length and 10:11a 1:06p 9:47a 10:46a 11:13a 11:13a valid identifi cation ready upon boarding. Bold Face = PM times 5:30p Light face = AM times the number of zones crossed. 11:08a 2:06p 10:46a 11:43a 12:13p 12:13p 7:00p q Alameda/Oakland route: no service on New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, GGT bus fares may be purchased on board. 12:06p 2:59p 11:43a 12:43p 1:12p 1:12p Senior2 (65+) Christmas, Presidents’ Day. Weekend schedule on Presidents’ Day, 1:06p 3:59p 12:43p 1:43p 2:10p 2:10p Adult Youth1 Change will be given on a transit card, Light face = AM times Disabled Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day. 2:06p 5:05p 1:43p 2:39p 3:14p 3:14p SolanoExpress (19-64) (6-18) Fare Information effective July 1, 2019 Bold face = PM times & valid for future GGT travel. Inform the bus 2:59p 6:05p 2:39p 3:43p 4:13p 4:13p Medicare Card Passengers should purchase tickets at the Vallejo driver of your destination as you board. 3:59p 7:12p 3:43p 4:43p 5:18p 5:18p Ferry Terminal, Pier 41 ticket offi ces, or at Bay CASH & CLIPPER® FARES Crossings in the San Francisco Ferry Building – Discount fares are available for youth, 5:05p 8:16p 4:43p 5:47p 6:20p 6:20p 6:05p 5:47p 6:49p 7:20p 7:20p Single Ride $10.00 $8.00 $5.00 cash, VISA, MasterCard, and Commuter Checks seniors, persons with disabilities, or by 7:12p 6:49p 7:51p 8:21p 8:21p ¹ Children under 5 ride free; maximum two per fare-paying accepted. One-way tickets may be purchased using a Clipper® card. using the Hopthru mobile ticketing app and 8:16p 7:51p 8:53p q 9:22p 9:22p passenger. Additional children pay youth fare. 9:16p 8:53p 9:43p q 10:28p 10:27p onboard by cash or credit card. Fare Zones ² Discount Fare eligibility: To qualify you must present one 9:43p q 10:43p q 11:28p 11:28p Zone 1: San Francisco of the following - photo ID with birthdate indicating 65+, Senior2 10:43p q valid Medicare Card with photo ID, RTC Discount Card, DMV Adult Youth1 (65+) Zone 2: Belvedere, Marin City, Mill Valley, Sausalito, Tiburon disabled license plate registration with photo ID, or DMV SF Bay Ferry (19-64) (5-18) & Zone 3: Corte Madera, Fairfax, Kentfi eld, Larkspur, Ross, Lucas Light face = AM times Bold face = PM times Disabled disabled parking placard printout. with photo ID. Valley, Marinwood, San Anselmo, San Rafael, Terra Linda q Serves Sausalito (Bridgeway & El Portal) Alameda & Oakland Fares Zone 4: Hamilton, Ignacio, Novato, San Marin Cash & Hopthru Mobile Ticket $7.20 $3.60 $3.60 Zone 5: Cotati, Petaluma, Rohnert Park One-Way Zone 6: Santa Rosa Clipper® One-Way $5.40 $3.60 $3.60 East Bay (EB): Richmond, El Cerrito Commute Bus Schedule Information Harbor Bay Fares Bus Fares from San Francisco (Zone 1) eff ective December 13, 2020 Schedule Information Cash & Hopthru Mobile Ticket eff ective December 6, 2020 $7.50 $3.70 $3.70 To Zone: 1¹ 2345 6EB One-Way Fremont & Mission Bus Stop ® Adult (19-64) Clipper One-Way $5.60 $3.70 $3.70 $3.80 $6.00 $6.20 $7.20 $10.80 $10.80 $3.50 Clipper Route 27 Route 54 Route 72 Richmond Fares Adult (19-64) Line 82 $4.75 $7.50 $7.75 $9.00 $13.50 $13.50 $12.25 Cash & Hopthru Mobile Ticket Cash to $9.30 $4.60 $4.60 One-Way Youth (5-18)² / to to Rohnert to Vallejo Clipper® One-Way $7.00 $4.60 $4.60 Senior (65+) / $2.25 $3.75 $3.75 $4.50 $6.75 $6.75 $1.75 San Rafael Novato Park/ Disabled Clipper Santa Rosa Mon-Fri Vallejo Fares Youth (5-18)² / 7:30a Cash & Hopthru Mobile Ticket Senior (65+) / $2.25 $3.75 $3.75 $4.50 $6.75 $6.75 $6.00 Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Fri 5:45p $15.10 $7.50 $7.50 3:50p 3:40p 2:15p One-Way Disabled Cash 10:29p ® 4:50p 4:40p 3:15p Clipper One-Way $11.30 $7.50 $7.50 ¹ Local travel within San Francisco on GGT is only permitted to and from Monthly Pass $388.00 – – the Golden Gate Bridge Toll Plaza and the Presidio (Richardson Avenue 5:20p 5:40p 4:15p Light face = AM times and Francisco Street).
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