Transit Information San Rafael Transit Center San Rafael

Transit
Information
Regional Transit Map
To
Eureka
To
Clearlake
Mendocino
Transit
Authority
DOWNTOWN AREA TRANSIT CONNECTIONS
To Ukiah
Mendocino
Oakland
Lake
Transit
12th Street Oakland City Center BART:
BART, AC Transit
Greyhound
19th Street Oakland BART:
BART, AC Transit
Cloverdale
San Francisco
Yolobus
101
Embarcadero BART & Ferry Terminal:
BART, Golden Gate Transit, Muni, SamTrans,
Baylink, Alameda/Oakland Ferry, Alameda Harbor
Bay Ferry, Blue & Gold Fleet, Amtrak CA Thruway
Healdsburg
Transit
Healdsburg
San Francisco Caltrain at 4th & King:
Caltrain, Muni, Amtrak CA Thruway
Deer
Park
Windsor
Monte
Rio
Santa
Rosa
Santa
Rosa
CityBus
116
80
St Helena
VINE
St. Helena
Kenwood
Capitol
Corridor
128
Occidental
Golden Gate Transit (GGT) operates
“Basic” bus service daily throughout
the day and evening, and “Commute”
bus service during weekday morning
and evening commute periods .
Dixon
Transbay Temporary Terminal:
AC Transit, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans,
WestCAT Lynx, Greyhound
Guerneville
Duncans
Mills
To Sacramento
Dixon
ReadiRide
Powell Street BART:
BART, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans
Calistoga
To Sacramento
Vacaville
VINE
Bodega
Sebastopol
12
Mendocino
Transit
Authority
116
To Bodega Bay,
Point Arena
Agua
Caliente
Rohnert
Park
Vacaville
City Coach
Yountville
Yountville
Shuttle
12
29
Fairfield
Sonoma
Sonoma
County
Transit
Cotati County
Sonoma
Transit
12
80
Napa
Route 29
Summer only
to Bodega Bay
& Jenner
Fairfield and
Suisun Transit
Travis
Air Force
Base
Suisun City
Jamieson
Canyon
1
Petaluma
Petaluma
Transit
Infrequent
service
SolTrans
American
Canyon
Temelec
To
Isleton
Rio
Vista
Delta
Breeze
American
Canyon
Transit
101
Rio
Vista
680
Inverness
Vallejo
Novato
Point
Reyes
National
Seashore
Golden
Gate
Transit
Lagunitas
Olema
Manor San
Anselmo
Marin
Transit
San
Rafael
Fairfax
1
Crockett
Rodeo
Hercules
RichmondSan Rafael
Bridge
Mill
Valley
Bolinas
Pinole
San Pablo
Berkeley
80
Bay
Bridge
Transit Stop
Alameda
Fruitvale
Brisbane
ACE Commuter Rail
Colma
AC Transit
AirBART
American Canyon Transit
San
Bruno
Pacifica
Amtrak California San Joaquin
Caltrain
Millbrae
Capitol Corridor
Fairfield and Suisun Transit
Montara
Ferry routes
92
Golden Gate Transit
Greyhound
Lake Transit
San
Gregorio
Modesto Area Express (MAX)
92
Union
City
Transit
South
Hayward
Dumbarton
Express
Infrequent
Service
Altamont
Commuter
Express
(ACE)
Newark
Milpitas
Great
America
Mountain
View
San Jose
International
Airport
Los
Altos
Los
Altos
Hills
680
SamTrans
Santa
Clara
Sunnyvale
Cupertino
San Francisco Muni
Pescadero
San
Jose
Diridon
MontereySalinas
Transit
Campbell
Santa Cruz METRO
Saratoga
Santa Rosa CityBus
To Prunedale,
Monterey,
Salinas
VTA
Monte
Sereno
SolTrans
Sonoma County Transit
Tri Delta Transit
1
Los
Gatos
Boulder
Creek
Union City Transit
Fare Information effective July 1, 2015
Fares on Golden Gate Transit bus services
are divided into fare zones shown in the
table below . Fares vary by trip length and
the number of zones crossed .
Golden Gate Transit Basic Service
Bus Frequency Guide effective December 13, 2015
Monday–Friday Departures from San Rafael
Assistance for customers with disabilities
(800) 752-4841
First
Frequency
Last
27 San Anselmo
4:25p
6:00a1
10-60 min
10-60 min
7:28p
5:50p
6:40a
20-55 min
9:50a
SRF
4:52p
30-60 min
6:52p
Fare Information effective January 1, 2013
27 San Francisco
31 Larkspur Ferry
Terminal (mornings)
31 Larkspur Ferry Terminal (afternoons)
40 El Cerrito Del Norte
BART Station
44 Lucas Valley
44 San Francisco
70 Novato
70 San Francisco
101 Santa Rosa
101 San Francisco
580 Emeryville
5:30a
30-60 min
10:00p
6:10p
7:12a
6:00a
4:00a
6:15a
4:15a
3:35p
2
7:00p
8:08a
1:00a
11:30p
1:15a
11:15p
5:35p
2
30-60 min
30-60 min
60 min3
60 min
30 min
Weekend/Holiday Departures from San Rafael
Route
First
Frequency
Last
Las tarifas de autobús de transporte de Golden Gate
y los servicios de ferry tarifa se dividen en zonas
que figuran en el cuadro a continuación. Las tarifas
varían según la longitud del viaje y el número de
zonas de cruce.
70 Novato
Tarifas de descuento están disponibles para los
jóvenes, personas de la tercera edad, personas con
discapacidad, o con una tarjeta Clipper®.
Schedule Information effective January 1, 2013
Route
Discount fares are available for youth,
seniors, persons with disabilities, or by
using a Clipper® card .
Cambio adicional será devuelto en una tarjeta
de tránsito, válido para un viaje futuro. Informar
al conductor de su destino ya que a bordo del
autobús.
Greyhound is the largest provider
of intercity bus transportation
across North America . It provides
regularly scheduled passenger
service as well as connecting services
for Amtrak passengers traveling to
destinations not served by rail .
40 El Cerrito Del Norte
BART Station
70 San Francisco
101 Santa Rosa
101 San Francisco
6:00a
60 min
9:00p
6:30a
4:00a
7:15a
5:45a
30-60 min
30-60 min
30-60 min
30-60 min
1:00a
12:00a
1:15a
11:45p
Tickets may be purchased several ways for
travel in advance or for the next bus available:
• from an agent or machine at the Greyhound
terminal
• on the phone with a credit card by calling
(800) 231-2222
• online at www.greyhound.com
Schedule information may vary. Please consult
the website or call the appropriate phone
number below for additional assistance.
Schedule and Fare Information
(800) 231-2222
TDD/TTY
(800) 345-3109, 3:00 am–11:00 pm
Customer Assistance
(214) 849-8966, M–F, 5:00 am–5:00 pm
All tickets are valid for travel only on the
date and schedule for which the ticket was
purchased. If you wish to change your travel
plans, you may have a ticket re-issued for
another schedule (subject to availability), and
you will be charged a $20 change fee.
Light face = AM times
Bold face = PM times
Route 27: One earlier trip at 4:35 am.
2
Route 44: No additional trips.
3
Route 101 to Santa Rosa weekdays: Two additional trips at
4:45 pm and 5:45 pm.
4
Route 101 to San Francisco weekdays: One additional trip at
4:30 pm.
1
Clipper card
Adult (19-64)
Y/S/D/M
1
2-4
5
6
E.B.
$5.20
$6.50
$3.25
$1.80
$2.00
$1.00
$5.20
$6.50
$3.25
$6.20
$7.75
$3.75
$4.20
$5.25
$2.50
VTA
WestCAT
General: While bicycles are allowed on
most transit services, there are some space
limitations and, in some cases, times when
bicycles are not allowed on board . For specific
transit operator policies and procedures go
to 511 .org and click on the bicycling tab, or
call 511 and say “bicycling” to speak to an
operator who can answer your questions .
Get Clipper®!
Clipper® is the convenient way
to pay for transit rides in the Bay
Area . The reloadable Clipper card
stores value as cash and transit passes to
pay your fare on AC Transit, BART, Caltrain,
County Connection, Dumbarton Express,
FAST, Golden Gate Transit and Ferry, Marin
Transit, Muni, SamTrans, San Francisco Bay
Ferry, SolTrans, Tri-Delta Transit, Vacaville City
Coach, the VINE, VTA, WestCAT, and Wheels .
Whether you pay as-you-go with cash or
purchase passes or ticket books in advance,
Clipper makes commuting easier . Clipper
works with a variety of employee transit
benefits providers, including Commuter
Check®, WageWorks®, and Clipper Direct® .
Yolobus
Gilroy
101
17
To learn more about Clipper or to get a
Clipper card:
Davenport
Local bus service
Santa
Cruz
METRO
The approximate area served by each
transit operator is shown in a lighter shade.
To find out when your next bus or train will
depart, check nearby displays or simply call
511 and say “Departure Times .” You’ll then
be asked to enter your Stop ID number . If you
don’t know it, you can say “I don’t know,”
and the system will prompt you to enter
your route and stop . 511 will respond with
departure times for your route and will also
include the Stop ID for future use . You may
also look up your stop’s ID online at the 511
Transit page (transit .511 .org) .
All Greyhound buses are equipped with air
conditioning, an on-board restroom, reclining
seats with headrests, footrests and tinted
windows.
To Scotts Valley
Santa Cruz
Bonny
Doon
Wheels (LAVTA)
511 provides free, up-to-the-minute
departure times for the transit
agencies to the left that have this symbol .
Other Bay Area transit agencies will be added
in the future .
Buses: Nearly all Bay Area public transit buses
are equipped with bicycle racks .
Morgan
Hill
VTA/METRO/
Hwy 17
Express
Ben
Lomond
Pacific
Ocean
511 Real-Time Departures
Rail/Ferries: Bicycles are allowed on
all Bay Area ferries and nearly all
rail lines . Exceptions are San Francisco Muni
Metro, historic streetcars, and cable cars .
Vacaville City Coach
VINE
San Rafael
Please arrive at the terminal at least an hour
before departure. Boarding generally begins 15
to 30 minutes before departure. When picking
up passengers en route (such as at a rest stop),
continuing passengers who de-boarded at the
rest stop are given priority to re-board.
Bus Fares from San Rafael (Zone 3)
To Zone:
San Rafael
Transit Center
Bicycles on Transit
Fare Zones Tarifa Zonas
Zone 1: San Francisco
Zone 2: Belvedere, Marin City, Mill Valley, Sausalito, Tiburon
Zone 3: Corte Madera, Fairfax, Kentfield, Larkspur, Ross, Lucas
Valley, Marinwood, San Anselmo, San Rafael, Terra Linda
Zone 4: Hamilton, Ignacio, Novato, San Marin
Zone 5: Cotati, Petaluma, Rohnert Park
Zone 6: Santa Rosa
East Bay: Richmond, El Cerrito
Fremont
101
Palo Alto
SRF
680
East
Palo
Alto
Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST)
San Joaquin RTD
(Also commutehour service to San
Jose, Sunnyvale,
Mountain View,
Palo Alto, Milpitas
and Santa Clara)
Dumbarton
Bridge
Rio Vista Delta Breeze
San Benito County Express
San
Joaquin
RTD
Wheels
Union
City
Menlo
Park
280
580
Livermore
Hayward
Redwood
City Atherton
Marin Transit
Mendocino Transit Authority
San
MateoHayward
Bridge
Caltrain
Belmont
San Carlos
Half
Moon
Bay
Hwy 17 Express (VTA/METRO)
Dublin
San
Leandro
SamTrans
San Mateo
Dumbarton Express
West
Dublin
Foster
City
Burlingame
County Connection
Castro
Valley
Pleasanton
San Francisco
International
Airport
BART
San
Ramon
Bay Fair
South
San
Francisco
To Modesto
680
AC
Transit
Oakland
International
Airport
Modesto
Area
Express
(MAX)
Danville
Coliseum/
Oakland
Airport
AirBART
Daly
City
Alamo
Lafayette
880
BART
Discovery
Bay
Walnut Creek
Oakland
See note,
top right
Brentwood
Clayton
Moraga
See note,
top right
San
Francisco
Muni
The
County
Connection
24
Orinda
Oakley
Concord
Ashby
Golden
Gate
Bridge
Transit Hub (enhanced transit
connections to facilitate riders
transfering between agencies)
BART
Tri Delta
Transit
North
Concord
Emeryville
Sausalito
Map Key
Martinez
WestCAT
80
Angel
Tiburon Island
San
Francisco
4
4
Richmond
Infrequent
Service
Antioch
El Cerrito
del Norte
El Cerrito Plaza
North Berkeley Pleasant Hill
Larkspur
Marin
City
Stinson
Beach
Pittsburg/
Bay Point
BeniciaMartinez
Bridge
Golden Gate de Tránsito (GGT) opera “Básico” el
servicio de autobús diario a lo largo del día y la noche,
y “conmutar” servicio de autobuses durante los días
de la semana mañana y tarde conmutar períodos.
GGT bus fares may be purchased on board .
Change will be given on a transit card,
valid for future GGT travel . Inform the bus
driver of your destination as you board .
Benicia
Carquinez
Bridge
SRF
Fairfield and
Suisun Transit
Mongomery Street BART:
BART, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans
Calistoga
Handi
Van
SRS, SRF p. 1/2 - GGT
To Davis
Winters
Civic Center/UN Plaza BART:
BART, Muni, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans
Santa
Cruz
San
Benito
County
Express
To Capitola,
Watsonville
• Visit clippercard .com
• Call 877 .878 .8883
8. SRFa- nearby
San Rafael
Transit Center
• Visit
retailer:
To Hollister
San Juan Bautista
Marin
Airporter
Sonoma County
Airport Express
Golden Gate Transit
Customer Service Center at
San Rafael Transit Center
850 Tamalpais Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901
415.455.2000
Marin Check Cashing
638 4th Street
San Rafael, CA 94901
415.526.2701
Walgreens #4625
830 3rd Street
San Rafael, CA 94901
415.455.9900
Marin Transit provides local transit
service within Marin County and
contracts with other providers for
local bus and paratransit services .
Visit marintransit .org or call 415-226-0855
for more information .
Fare Information effective August 20, 2014
SRF
Las tarifas son para viajar dentro del Condado de
Marin usando el servicio de Transporte Público de
Marin (Marin Transit) o Transporte Público Golden
Gate (Golden Gate Transit). Tarifas de descuento
están disponibles para los jóvenes, personas de la
tercera edad, personas con discapacidad, o con una
tarjeta Clipper.
Marin Transit Basic Service
Bus Frequency Guide
effective August 17, 2015
Bus Departures from San Rafael Transit Center
Route
Monday-Friday
Frequency
First
5:30a
22 Marin City
5:32a1
23 Fairfax/Manor
6:15a
23 Canal
7:15a
29 Fairfax/Manor
6:30a
35 Canal
5:30a
8:15a
36 Canal (am)
36 Canal (pm)
3:45p
7:15a
36 Marin City (am)
36 Marin City (pm)
2:45p
45/45K Northgate
6:30a
49 Novato
6:15a
71 Marin City
7:30a
71 Novato
6:26a
7
122 College of Marin
8:15a
125 Lagunitas7 (M,T,Th) 6:30a
125 Lagunitas7 (W,F)
6:30a
233 Santa Venetia
7:00a
257 Ignacio
6:30a
259 Novato
7:45a
17 Sausalito
30-60 min
30-60 min
60 min
60 min
30-60 min
5-30 min
30 min
30 min
30-60 min
30 min
60 min
25-60 min
25-60 min
30-60 min
–
Last
9:30p
8:30p
10:15p
10:15p
8:00p
1:00a2
8:45a
5:45p
8:45a
5:15p
8:30p
7:15p
6:30p
8:00p
6:45p
3:10p
2:30p
7:00p
5:30p
8:45p
Adult (19-64)
Youth (6-18)
Senior (65+)
Persons with
Disabilities*
Children
under 6**
1 Day
Pass
$2.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.80
$1.00
$1.00
$5.00
$2.50
$2.50
$1.00
$1.00
$2.50
Free
Free
Free
*For the discount you may show a DMV Disabled Placard ID,
RTC Discount Card, Medicare Card, or ID card for persons
with disabilities from another transit service. Personal service
assistants are eligible for 50% off the adult cash fare only
when accompanying a person with disabilities who has an
attendant logo on his/her RTC Discount Card.
**Must be accompanied by an adult.
17 Sausalito
6:30a
60 min
7:30p
7:30p
22 Marin City
7:00a
60 min
9:00p
9:00p
**Debe viajar acompañado por un adulto.
23 Canal
7:30a
60 min
8:30p
8:30p
23 Fairfax
7:30a
60 min
9:30p
8:30p
35 Canal
5:30a
30 min
1:00a2
1:00a2
45 Northgate
7:30a
3
60 min
7:30p
6:30p
71 Marin City
12:26p
60 min
2:26p
2:26p
71 Novato
3:56p
60-120 min
4:56p
6:56p
228 Fairfax/Manor
7:30a
60 min
6:30p
6:30p
233 Santa Venetia
8:00a
60 min
6
5:00p
5:00p
259 Marinwood
7:00a
60 min
8:00p
8:00p
First
4
5
60 min
60 min
60 min
Weekend
Sat.
Freq.
Last
Sun.
Last
Light face = AM times
Bold face = PM times
First four trips to Kentfield only.
One additional bus at 2:00 am.
3
Route 45: First trip on Sundays is at 8:30 am.
4
One earlier bus at 8:26 am.
5
One earlier bus at 11:56 am on Saturdays only.
6
60-minute frequency except between 11 am and 1 pm; no 12:00 pm shuttle.
7
School days only.
2
FARE TYPE
Stored
Value
Cards
Cash
Fares
*Para obtener un descuento, puede mostrar su identificación
de discapacitado emitida por el Departamento de Vehículos
Motorizados, la tarjeta de descuento de RTC, la tarjeta de
Medicare o la tarjeta de identificación para personas con
discapacidades emitida por otro servicio de transporte público.
Los asistentes de servicio personales pueden obtener un
descuento del 50% sobre la tarifa de viaje para adultos solo
cuando acompañan a una persona con una discapacidad que
tiene el logotipo de asistente en su tarjeta de descuento de RTC.
Route
1
Fares are for travel within Marin County on
Marin Transit and Golden Gate Transit services.
Discount fares are available for youth, seniors,
persons with disabilities, or by using a Clipper
card.
Clipper Card
You can use cash value on your Clipper card
on all Marin Transit routes except the Muir
Woods Shuttle (Route 66/66F). To use your
Clipper card, locate a card reader on the bus.
Tag your card by holding it flat against the
Clipper logo on the reader, and wait for the
beep and green light. Clipper deducts the
maximum fare from your starting zone and
then refunds the difference when you tag your
card to the card reader upon exiting.
You must tag your card upon entering AND
exiting the bus to ensure you're only charged
for the distance you travel and that Clipper
applies any appropriate discounted fares and
transfers. Adult riders will always get a 10
percent discount over paying with regular
cash. Passengers with a Youth, Senior or RTC
Clipper card receive the same 50 percent
discount they do when paying with cash.
Cash Fares
Full cash fares and 1 Day passes can be purchased with cash onboard vehicles. Change
cards valid for future travel are issued for
amounts over $1.00. Change cards have no
cash value. Advise the driver of your destination when boarding the bus and ask for a
transfer if needed when paying your fare.
Transfers
Marin County Local riders can get free transfers
between all Marin Transit and Golden Gate
Transit routes within Marin County. Advise the
driver of your destination when boarding the
bus and, if you need a transfer to continue
your trip, be sure to ask for one when paying
your fare.
Stored Value Cards
Marin Transit stored value cards are available
through Golden Gate Transit and are accepted
on all Marin Transit and Golden Gate routes,
including Shuttles and the Stagecoach. Stored
value cards replaced local tickets in 2009.
Adults receive the 10% discount fare. Seniors,
persons with disabilities, and youth receive
the standard discount fare when proper
identification is shown prior to inserting a
Value Card into the farebox.
The Value Cards are a new, easy way to pay
for your bus ride and continue to get the
"frequent rider" discount. Value Cards come
in $18 and $36 denominations and are valid
for Marin County travel only. They are similar
in size to credit cards and are printed on sturdy
paper with a magnetic strip on the back. It
is very important to keep cards clean and
dry. They should not be folded, scratched,
torn or cut. Nor should they be written on or
laminated. Value Cards are non-refundable and
not exchangeable.
To use your Value Card: Dip your Value Card
in the farebox, similar to how you use an ATM
card. The appropriate fare will be deducted
and the remaining balance will be printed on
the back of the card. Remember to retrieve
your Value Card before taking a seat. You will
always receive the appropriate discount fare
when using a Value Card.
Value Cards can be purchased online at http://
store.goldengate.org; by phone by calling
toll-free 511 (say "Golden Gate Transit," then
"Operator"), TDD 711 or 415-455-2000; or at
the San Rafael Transit Center Customer Service
at 850 Tamalpais Ave.
Tarifas en efectivo
A bordo de los vehículos se pueden comprar boletos
de tarifa completa y pases de un día usando dinero
en efectivo. Para los montos que superan $1.00,
se emiten tarjetas con el cambio que sirven para
viajes futuros. Las tarjetas de cambio no tienen valor
en efectivo. Dígale al conductor cuál es su punto
de destino cuando aborde el autobús y pídale una
transferencia si la necesita cuando pague su tarifa de
viaje.
Tarjetas con valor almacenado
Se pueden obtener tarjetas con valor almacenado
del sistema de Marin Transit a través de Golden Gate
Transit y dichas tarjetas son aceptadas en todas las
rutas de Marin Transit y Golden Gate, incluyendo los
autobuses de conexión y el Stagecoach. Las tarjetas
con valor almacenado reemplazaron los boletos
locales en 2009. Los adultos reciben un descuento
del 10%. Los adultos mayores, las personas con
discapacidades y los jóvenes reciben la tarifa
con descuento estándar cuando se muestra una
identificación apropiada antes de insertar la tarjeta
de valor (Value Card) en la máquina que cobra el
boleto.
Las tarjetas de valor (Value Cards) son una manera
nueva de pagar por su viaje en autobús y continuar
obteniendo el descuento de "pasajero frecuente".
Las tarjetas de valor (Value Cards) vienen en
denominaciones de $18 y $36 y son válidas solo
para viajar dentro del Condado de Marin. Son de
tamaño similar a las tarjetas de crédito y se imprimen
en papel duradero con una tira magnética en la
parte posterior. Es muy importante mantener las
tarjetas limpias y secas. No deben doblarse, arañarse,
rasgarse ni cortarse. Tampoco debe escribirse en
ellas ni se deben laminar. Las tarjetas de valor (Value
Cards) no son reembolsables ni intercambiables.
Para usar su tarjeta de valor (Value Card): Meta
su tarjeta de valor (Value Card) en la máquina
que cobra los boletos, de la misma manera que
cuando usa su tarjeta del cajero automático. (ATM)
Se deducirá la tarifa de viaje apropiada y el saldo
restante se imprimirá en la parte posterior de la
tarjeta. Recuerde tomar su tarjeta de valor (Value
Card) antes de tomar asiento. Siempre recibirá la
tarifa de viaje con el descuento apropiado cuando
usa la tarjeta de valor (Value Card).
Se pueden adquirir tarjetas de valor (Value Cards)
en línea en http://store.goldengate.org; por teléfono
llamando gratuitamente al 511 (diga: "Golden Gate
Transit" y luego "Operator"), TDD 711 o al 415455-2000; o en la oficina de atención al cliente del
Centro de Transporte Público de San Rafael, ubicado
en 850 Tamalpais Ave.
Sonoma County Transit operates
intercity, local, and express services
throughout Sonoma County . For
additional information please visit
www .sctransit .com or call 707-576-7433 .
West Marin Stagecoach connects
passengers from San Rafael
Transit Center to local destinations
including schools, trailheads, and
parks in West Marin . For more information
call 415-526-3239 .
Marin Airporter offers daily
scheduled bus services between
Marin County and San Francisco
International Airport (SFO) . Visit
marinairporter .com or call 415-461-4222
for additional information .
Sonoma County Airport Express
offers daily scheduled airport
buses between Sonoma and
Marin Counties, and Oakland
International Airport (OAK) . Visit
airportexpressinc .com or call 1-800-3272024 for additional information .
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Fare Information effective June 3, 2012
Fare Information effective January 1, 2013
Fare Information effective September 1, 2015
Fare Information effective January 1, 2013
Sonoma County Transit’s service area is divided
into fare zones. The amount of your fare
depends upon the number of zones through
which you travel. A local fare is the same as a
1-zone fare.
Adult (19-64). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00
Youth (6-18) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Senior (65+) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Disabled . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Under 6 with adult. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
One-Way Fares to SFO
Adults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20 .00
Children (ages 5–9) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 .00
Children (ages 4 and under) . . . . . . . . . Free
One-Way Fares to OAK1
Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26 .00
Senior (age 62+) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24 .00
Military2 & Student (age 13-21)2 . . . . $24 .00
Child (12 & under) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free
Cash Fares
Regular
Student
Senior (60+)
Disabled
Medicare
Local
$1.25
$1.05
$0.60
$0.60
$0.60
2-Zone 3-Zone 4-Zone 5-Zone
$1.85 $2.45 $3.05 $3.65
$1.60 $2.15 $2.70 $3.25
$0.90 $1.20 $1.50 $1.80
$0.90 $1.20 $1.50 $1.80
$0.90 $1.20 $1.50 $1.80
Marin Transit Youth Passes, Value Cards,
and Daily, Weekday, and Monthly Passes
are accepted. Call (415) 526-3239 for more
information. Only service animals for disabled
passengers are permitted. No pets allowed.
Fares may be paid directly to the driver of
the bus . Cash, local checks, and travelers
checks are accepted . We cannot accept
payment by credit card . No reservations
are needed .
Transfers
Free transfers provided to Marin Transit and
Golden Gate Transit routes within Marin
County.
Holidays
Holiday Service – MLK Jr. Holiday, Presidents'
Day, Memorial Day, Observed Independence
Day Holiday, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Friday
after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and
New Year's Eve. No Service – Thanksgiving,
Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.
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Schedule Information effective June 3, 2012
Schedule Information effective June 8, 2014
Route 38 Northbound
Route 68 Westbound
Route 38 travels from Sonoma to San Rafael
on Weekday mornings and returns from San
Rafael to Sonoma in the evenings. Connections
to San Francisco via Golden Gate Transit Route
44 or 101.
Monday-Friday
Route
38 Northbound to Sonoma
Departing from San Rafael Transit Center
Mondays-Fridays (except Holidays)
AM Trips
PM Trips
Route
68 W
estbound to
6:45a1
12:45p
Inverness
7:45
1:45
9:45
2:45
10:45
4:45
1
11:45
6:45
7:451
Daily Trip
6:26 pm
Weekends & Holidays
AM Trips
Route
68 W
estbound
7:45a
to Inverness
8:45
10:45
Route 38 Stops
Schellvile- Hwy 166 / 121, Temelec- Arnold Drive /
Watmaugh Road, Sonoma Plaza, El Verano, Arnold
Drive / Agua Caliente Road, Arnold Drive / London
Ranch Road, Hwy 12 / Greene Street, Kenwood- Hwy
12 / Oakmont Drive
Frequency Guide effective September 1, 2015
PM Trips
12:45p
1:451
2:45
3:45
4:451
5:45p
6:45
9:402
10:402
Route terminates at Lagunitas.
2
Route terminates at Woodacre.
1
Route 68 Stops
San Anselmo Hub, Drake High, Fairfax, Fairfax
Manor, Woodacre, San Geronimo, Forest Knolls,
Lagunitas, Samuel Taylor State Park, Pt. Reyes
Seashore, Olema, Pt. Reyes Downtown, Inverness
Park, Inverness
First Trip
Frequency
Last Trip
4:10 am
hourly
10:10 pm
The trip to SFO takes a minimum of 75
minutes, but can take longer depending
on traffic conditions .
1
2
Chubis Store
801 4th Street
San Rafael, CA 94901
415.246.6513
Round trip tickets may be purchased online at a discount.
Please show valid ID.
Fares may be paid either prior to your trip or
during the day of travel. For your convenience,
tickets may be purchased through our website
with a Visa or MasterCard. If you decide to pay
for your trip at the time of travel, we accept
cash as well as personal checks. We do not
accept credit cards onboard the bus.
All of our airport buses have reclining seats,
air conditioning, overhead reading lights,
restrooms, and free Wi-Fi. We allow each
passenger two suitcases and one carry on bag.
There is a $6.00 charge for each additional bag
or suitcase. Except for service dogs and seeing
eye dogs, all animals must be in a kennel and
ride in the animal and cargo bay. There is a
$6.00 charge for each animal.
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Schedule Information effective January 1, 2013
Marin County to OAK
Departure from
San Rafael
Transit Center
Platform “D”
Arrival at
Oakland
International
Airport
4:15a
6:15a*
8:15a*
10:15a
12:15p*
2:15p*
4:15p
6:15p*
8:15p*
5:00a
7:00a
9:15a
11:15a
1:15p
3:15p
5:15p
7:15p
9:15p
Light face = AM times
Bold face = PM times
*Shuttle connection from southbound bus to SFO.
Buses disembark passengers at the Ground
Transportation Center platform marked “4D
Scheduled Buses.” The location is directly
outside Baggage Claim across four lanes of
traffic between the two terminals.
Sponsored by the Metropolitan Transportation
Commission. Contact us at (510) 817-5900 or
signcomments@mtc.ca.gov.
Revised January 10, 2016