This is a long page so please use navigation on the right, just click on the area of interest. Map on the left shows coverage area. Be patient and read carefully, you will find all the info in one place.

San Francisco - transit agencies and airport transportation options for City and County of San Francisco. Including connecting routs to Bay Area transit. North Bay and Wine Country - airport shuttles and public transportation in Marin, Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, and Lake counties. East Bay - public transportation and airport shuttle in Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano, San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties. South Bay - airport shuttle and transit in Peninsula and Silicone Valley. Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay - airport shuttle and transit in Santa Cruz Mountains and Monterey Bay Sacramento, North Valley, and Gold Country - airport shuttle and public transit in State Capitol, Northern California Valley and Sierra Nevada counties. Fresno and Yosemite - airport transportation in Fresno

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is a largest airport in Bay Area. It is a locked circle and has two levels.  Airport shuttles are located on the upper level (Departures), on the outer curb, in the loading island.  There are 4 loading terminals: 1 - most of the airlines, 2, various airlines, 3 - United and American, 4 - International Terminal.  Each of the terminals have 3 loading zones: "Blue" - Supershuttle, "Red" - Go Lorrie's and American, "Rainbow" all other shuttle bus companies.  Airport shuttle vans are regulated by coordinators from 10:00am to 10:00pm.  Outside of this time frame the shuttles are still there but you are on your own.

Tips on using airport shuttle: Make sure to ask, when the van will leave airport, and how many stops there will be before you.  Also watch out for hustlers and strangers trying to help you find a shuttle, just follow signs and ask airport personal only.

It is always better to make a reservation ahead of time.  This way you will know for sure where to go and who to contact.  Most of the airport shuttle companies will ask for a credit card information to secure the reservation.  Ask for contact information and confirm your reservation, just in case, the day before (not necessary but "you never know").  Ask for confirmation numbers (if applicable), and make sure not to loose vouchers, coupons, and reservation slips. Below is the list of companies the will offer shuttle to San Francisco airport.

See also other share ride options: SF Bay Ferry System, Bay Area Carpooling, Northern California Cycling.

See also other private options: Bay Area Bus Charters, San Francisco Limo Bus.

Airport shuttle companies:

Airport Express
San Francisco shuttle service operating between SF and all major airports. Offers frequent shuttle bus service between SFO and Fisherman's Wharf hotels and Union Square hotels. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
910 Harrison Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
415-775-5121‎
www.airportexpresssf.com

American Airporter Shuttle
Offers regular shuttle from San Francisco airport. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
120 Willow Street
San Francisco, CA 94109-7800
415-202-0733
800-282-7758
www.americanairporter.com

Bay Shuttle
Provides airport shuttle service in San Francisco. Offers service to and from SFO, SJC and OAK. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
2212 Judah Street
San Francisco, CA 94122-1537
415-564-3400
www.bayshuttle.com

GO Lorrie’s Airport Shuttle
Offers shuttle service to San Francisco airport from many downtown hotels. Also offers shuttle service from San Francisco airport, permitted for SFO upper level loading.
444 San Mateo Avenue
San Bruno, CA 94066-4417
415-334-9000
www.gosfovan.com

Pacific Airport Shuttle
Runs shuttle to SFO, available for reservations as well. San Francisco shuttle from airport will take you to anywhere in city limits. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
1718 16th Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94122-4538
415681-6318

Peter’s Airport Shuttle
San Francisco shuttle, airport transportation (share ride and private) to and from SF hotels. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
1187 Parrott Drive
San Mateo, CA 94402-3626
650-577-8858

Quake City Shuttle
Offers share ride airport transfers to and from San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose international airports. Available for tours and charters with advanced reservation as well as San Francisco airport shuttle bus service. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
1379A Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA 94103-3830
415-255-4899
www.quakecityshuttle.com

San Francisco City Shuttle
SFO airport shuttle service to and from SF City. Frequent shuttle service to SFO from Unions Square and Fisherman's Wharf. Serving hotels, businesses and residences. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
1181 Gilman Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94124
415-822-2648
www.sanfranciscocityshuttle.com

SuperShuttle
Largest airport shuttle company in SF Bay Area. Offers shuttle to airport. San Francisco is the busiest airport. Service is also available to/from Oakland and San Jose airports. Supershuttle is by far the largest company and has a range of vehicles to choose form. Also has a car service/limo option for someone looking for private airport transportation. Luxury sedans offered are usually late model Lincoln Town Car. Permitted for SFO upper level loading.
30 Adrian Court
Burlingame, CA 94010-2101
650-259-8942
415-558-8500
www.supreshuttle.com

San Francisco Airport Transit:

Using public transportation to get to/form major airports in the area might be tricky but sometimes is the cheapest alternative to other forms of ground transportation.

San Francisco - San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

Option One: SamTrans route KX (SFO shuttle bus) goes form the airport to San Francisco Downtown, has stops at Mission Street and 7th St. and Mission St. and 1st St. KX Express fare is about $5.

Option Two: Caltrain, you can take BART from the airport for one stop to get to Caltrain station in Millbrae, CA (100 California Drive, Millbrae 94030) or San Bruno, CA (481 Huntington Ave., San Bruno 94066). Caltrain also stops in following places in San Francisco: Bayshore Station at 400 Tunnel Ave., 22nd St. Station at 1149 22nd. St., and San Francisco Depot at 700 4th. Street. Caltrain fare between SF and San Bruno or Millbrae stations is about $5, BART fares from SFO to San Bruno is $7, and Millbrae is $4.

Option Three: BART, stops in airport and has stops in the following places in San Francisco: in SF Downtown, Embarcadero (Hyatt Regency Hotel), Montgomery St. (Palace Hotel), Powell St./Union Square Hotels, Civic Center/UN Plaza (Holiday Inn Civic Center, Whitcomb Hotel, Renoir Hotel), in the Mission and further south, 16th St./Mission St., 24th St. and Mission St., Glen Park (corner of Diamond and Bosworth Streets), and Balboa Park (between Mission Street and I-280 north of Geneva Avenue). BART fare is about $7-$9 from SF to SFO.

Option Four: It is important to note that even though it is possible to get to other places in SF using transit it might be too much of the hustle getting form bus stop to bus stop especially with luggage and paying for transit (if you pay for BART, SamTrans, or Caltrain you will still need to pay for MUNI) unless you travel very light and live close by one of the stops (of BART, Caltrain, or SamTrans, so you don't have to transfer) it might make more sense to use SFO shuttle service (share ride van), it would be only a few dollars more in total price (tip the driver, if you like the service) but quicker and more convenient because they will take you right to the door for about $15-$18, taxi is about $40, car service (limo) $55 and up.

San Francisco - Oakland International Airport (OAK)

The only reasonable option (for transit) would be to use BART. You will have to take a cab, MUNI or walk to the nearest BART station (in SF Downtown, Embarcadero (Hyatt Regency Hotel), Montgomery St. (Palace Hotel), Powell St./Union Square Hotels, Civic Center/UN Plaza (Holiday Inn Civic Center, Whitcomb Hotel, Renoir Hotel), in the Mission and further south, 16th St./Mission St., 24th St. and Mission St., Glen Park (corner of Diamond and Bosworth Streets), and Balboa Park (between Mission Street and I-280 north of Geneva Avenue). BART then will take you to Oakland International Airport (OAK). It is important to know that BART will not go directly into OAK, Coliseum/Oakland Airport Station BART station is located at 7200 San Leandro St. and Hegenberger in Oakland from there you will have to take AirBART, a shuttle bus that will take you right to the terminal. Taking a shuttle from SF will be more expensive but still might be a better option if you have a lot of luggage or live far away form bus stop. Using BART guarantees that you will not get stock in traffic on Bay Bridge or on busy stretch of I 880 between Oakland Airport and Bay Bridge, this freeway is always very busy with commuters and big trucks serving Port of Oakland. BART fare is about $4-$5 from SF to OAK, MUNI fare is about $2 (to get to BART station from other parts of SF), compare with $27-$30 depending on the company, for shuttle and about $55 for a taxi cab, $65 and up with car service or a limo.

San Francisco - San Jose International Airport (SJC)

The only reasonable option (for transit) would be to use Caltrain. Caltrain stops in following places in San Francisco: Bayshore Station at 400 Tunnel Ave., 22nd St. Station at 1149 22nd. St., and San Francisco Depot at 700 4th. Street. You will have to take MUNI or a cab to one of these stops. Then you will have to take Caltrain to Santa Clara Station located at 1001 Railroad Ave., Santa Clara 95050, from there you will have to take a very short ride via VTA SJC Airport Flyer (Route 10 - airport shuttle bus) that takes you between the Santa Clara Caltrain Station and the San Jose International Airport (SJC). The Airport Flyer is free and operates seven days a week throughout the day. Caltrain rate SF - SJC is about $8, MUNI fare is about $2 (to get to train station from other parts of SF), compare with shuttle fare at about $60-$80 depending on the company, and taxi of about $170. But transit take a long time.

San Francisco - Sacramento International Airport (SMF)

The only reasonable option (for transit) would be to use Amtrak. San Francisco has only bus stations for Thruway connection shuttle bus. (see the list of Amtrak Stations in SF below). You have to make it to one of these stations and take a shuttle bus to ether Emeryville or Oakland Train station, from there you should take Amtrak train to Sacramento (Sacramento, CA (SAC) at 401 I Street Sacramento, CA 95814) form there you can catch hourly bus service on Yolobus Rte 42B from 4th and L Streets, two blocks south of the Sacramento station. This route (Rte 42) will take you strait to Sacramento International Airport (SMF). The whole trip should take about 3-4 hours, and cost for Amtrak is $25-$30, Yolobus fare is $2 as same as MUNI, compare that to $120 - $200 for San Francisco shuttle to Sacramento airport and well over $300 for a cab, you can find a car service that will take you for about $250. Driving time between San Francisco and Sacramento Airport is about 2.5 hours with no traffic.

Airport Links

San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
Oakland International Airport (OAK)
San Jose International Airport (SJC)
Sacramento International Airport (SMF)

Transbay and Regional Transit:

511.org
Covers all commuting and travel options in Greater San Francisco Bay Area, traffic, carpool, vanpool, rideshare, transit, telework, bicycle, and walking.
www.511.org

Amtrak Rail
www.amtrak.com
San Francisco has only bus stations for Thruway connection bus. These locations are only served by Thruway connecting shuttle service. No Amtrak trains serve this location. The closet Amtrak train stations are in Oakland (OKJ) and Emeryville (EMY).

Oakland - Jack London Square, CA (OKJ) - 245 Second Street Oakland, CA 94607
Emeryville, CA (EMY) - 5885 Horton Street Emeryville, CA 94608

San Francisco Amtrak Stations (bus only)

Civic Center Bus Stop (SFV) - 1139 Market Street South side of Market, between 7th and 8th Streets
Shopping Center Bus Stop (SFS) - 835 Market Street Westfield San Francisco Centre
Convention Center Bus Stop (SFM) - 747 Howard St. 4th and Howard Sts. - Moscone Convention Center
Caltrain Station Bus Stop (SFP) - 700 4th St. Fourth and Townsend Sts. - Caltrain Station
Financial District Bus Stop (SFF) - 5 Embarcadero Center Corner of California and Drumm Streets
Ferry Building Bus Station (SFC) - 101 The Embarcadero at Mission St. and The Embarcadero
Fisherman's Wharf / Pier 39 Bus Stop (SFW) - Beach St. and The Embarcadero Pier 39 - Fisherman's Wharf

For more information on trains visit San Francisco trains and rail travel.

San Francisco Transit:

Golden Gate Transit (GGT)
Provides regional fixed-route bus service in San Francisco, Marin and Sonoma counties. Bus service is also available between San Rafael in central Marin and the El Cerrito del Norte and Richmond BART Stations in western Contra Costa County. Local bus service is provided within Marin County under contract with Marin Transit.
www.goldengatetransit.org

San Francisco Car Free
Provides San Francisco visitors with an easy-to-use guide to transit, walking and bicycling.
www.sfcarfree.org

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Is responsible for Transit, Biking, Taxi, Walking, Parking, and Traffic in San Francisco.
www.sfmta.com

San Francisco Municipal Railway (Muni)
Operates 80 routes throughout San Francisco with stops within 2 blocks of 90% of all residences in the city. Operating Historic streetcars, modern light rail vehicles, diesel buses, alternative fuel vehicles, electric trolley coaches, and the world famous cable cars.
www.sfmuni.com

Private, non share ride transpiration:

To compare with taxi cab fares visit SF Yellow Cab website below:
www.yellowcabsf.com

To get a price quote for limousine, private sedan, private van or car service visit Airport Service website to find best prices.
www.myairportshuttle.com/airport-service.htm

Airport shuttle companies:

California Wine Tours
Is a tour and transportation company that offers scheduled service between Napa, Vallejo, and San Francisco International Airport.
www.californiawinetours.com

Evans Airport Service
Offers scheduled airport shuttle bus service between Napa County, San Francisco (SFO) and Oakland (OAK) airports. Stops in Napa and Vallejo on the way. Pick ups are available form most hotels in Napa and Yountville (up on request) wheelchair service is also available (up on request).
4075 Solano Avenue
Napa, CA 94558-2231
707-255-1559
www.evanstransportation.com

Marin Door To Door
Offers airport shuttle service to/from Sausalito, Marin City, Mill Valley, Belvedere, Tiburon, Paradise Cay (Tiburon), Corte Madera, Greenbrae, Larkspur, Kentfield, Ross, San Rafael, Peacock Gap (San Rafael), Santa Venetia (San Rafael), Terra Linda (San Rafael), Lucas Valley (San Rafael), Marinwood (San Rafael), Glenwood, San Anselmo, Fairfax, Hamilton, Ignacio, Headlands Court, Black Point, and Bel Marin Keys. Share ride to/form San Francisco and Oakland airports. Also serving Amtrak Emeryville Train Station, San Francisco Piers, Charles M. Schulz Airport in Santa Rosa (STS), and Gnoss Field Airport in Novato (DVO).
5 Mitchell Blvd., Suite 1
San Rafael, CA 94903
415-457-2717
www.marindoortodoor.com

Marin Airporter
Offers scheduled bus shuttle service between Marin County and San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Stops at Ignacio, San Rafael, Larkspur, Mill Valley, and Sausalito.
8 Lovell Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94903
415-256-8830
415-461-4222
www.marinairporter.com

Sonoma County Airport Express
Offers scheduled service between Sonoma County (STS) airport and San Francisco Airport (SFO) with stops along the way in Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park and Petaluma. Also has a shuttle bus service to/from cruise ship terminal in the Port of San Francisco. Same goes for service between Sonoma Co. and Oakland (OAK) airport with stops in Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park, Petaluma, and San Rafael.
5807 Old Redwood Highway
Santa Rosa, CA 95403-1167
707-837-8700
www.airportexpressinc.com

Western Eagle Shuttle
Provides shuttle transportation services from Marin County to all major airports: San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and Amtrak Emeryville, Oakland train stations, or the Port of San Francisco cruise ships.
200 Las Gallinas Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94903-3926
415-342-6444
www.westerneagleshuttle.com

Regional Transit:

Lake County:

Lake Transit
Offers transit bus service in Lake county, California, ADA Services and paratransit available. Lake Transit connects to Mendocino Transit at Ukiah, from here you can take Mendocino Transit to Santa Rosa for a transfer to Marin Transit to San Francisco or Airport Express to SFO. Ukiah is a major transit hub in Mendocino County form here you can get pretty much everywhere.
www.laketransit.org

Lake County Communities:

Marin County:

Golden Gate Transportation District
Operates Golden Gate Transit and Golden Gate Ferry, also has all the information about Golden Gate Bridge and Highways.
www.goldengate.org

Marin County Transit District
Offers bus transit in Marin county, operates stagecoach service to west Marin, and runs seasonal Muir Woods shuttle.
www.marintransit.org

West Marin Stagecoach
The West Marin Stagecoach is a two-year demonstration service created by Marin County that aims to increase access for seniors, youths, and others to medical, civic, educational, work, and shopping sites throughout the County. It provides local weekday service between towns on Marin County's Pacific Coast and cities along San Francisco Bay. The South Route connects Marin City with Muir Beach, Stinson Beach and Bolinas. The North Route connects San Anselmo with Woodacre, Lagunitas, Pt. Reyes Station and Inverness.
www.marintransit.org

Whistlestop Wheels
Provides paratransit services for elderly and disabled persons of Marin County who are deemed eligible under criteria set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
www.thewhistlestop.org

Marin County Communities:

Mendocino County:

Mendocino Transit Authority (MTA)
MTA operates twelve fixed bus routes, connecting the Mendocino Coast, the Inland valleys, towns and communities to Ukiah, the county seat and largest of the four incorporated cities. Two routes connect most of Mendocino County with the city of Santa Rosa in Sonoma County. Here passengers can make easy daily connections for travel to the Bay Area and beyond. MTA also provides Dial-A-Ride services in Ukiah and Fort Bragg and two flex routes, the Willits Rider in Willits and the Local 9 PM Service in Ukiah. Mendocino Transit Authority provides daily connections with Sonoma County Transit, Santa Rosa City Bus, AMTRAK, and Golden Gate Transit for regional service to Marin and San Francisco Counties in Santa Rosa. MTA also provides daily connections with the Sonoma County Airport Express at the Sonoma County Airport for service to and from the Bay Area airports. In Ukiah, MTA connects with Lake Transit service to and from Lake County Monday thru Saturdays.
www.4mta.org

Mendocino County Communities:

Napa County:

Napa County Transportation & Planning Agency (NCTPA)
The VINE is the Napa Valley fixed-route bus system. VINE Route 10 up and down Napa Valley, and transfer to either the Yountville Shuttle, St. Helena VINE Shuttle, Calistoga HandyVan or American Canyon Transit.  Or, if your itinerary includes a trip to San Francisco take VINE Route 10 to the Vallejo Ferry Terminal where you can board a Baylink Ferry to the City.
www.nctpa.net

Napa County Communities:

Sonoma County:

Healdsburg Transit
HT operates a public transit service within the Healdsburg city limits.  The Dial-A-Ride service is operated in cooperation with Healdsburg Taxi. Healdsburg Transit buses have wheelchairs lifts and are accessible by the disabled.  Healdsburg Transit does not operate on legal holidays. Visit city website for more information (under Departments/Transit).
www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us

Petaluma City Transit
Operated by the City of Petaluma, Petaluma Transit is a division of the Department of Public Works. Services include fixed route and paratransit services, both operating within the Petaluma City limits. The City of Petaluma utilizes transit service contractors to operate and maintain the buses. MV Transportation is the contractor for the fixed route service. Petaluma People's Services Center is the contractor for the ADA compliant paratransit service. Visit city website for more information, under City Transit.
www.cityofpetaluma.net

Petaluma People Services Center
Provider of ADA Transpiration Services for the City of Petaluma Senior / Disabled Transportation Program
www.petalumapeople.org

Santa Rosa CityBus
Santa Rosa CityBus is a fixed route public transit system with Fleet of 33 buses running on 17 fixed routes with over 400 bus stops. Santa Rosa Paratransit offers curb-to-curb van service for those who can’t utilize CityBus service, operates eleven paratransit vans and three sedans. For more information visit city website, under Departments/Transit
www.ci.santa-rosa.ca.us

Sonoma County Transit
Offers transit and paratransit services in Sonoma County
www.sctransit.com

Volunteer Wheels for Sonoma County
Volunteer Wheels provides rides seven days a week, taking people to medical appointments, senior centers, shopping, visits to loved ones, or any location within our service area. Rides are provided between the County's incorporated cities, as well as within the cities of Rohnert Park, Cotati, Sebastopol, and Windsor. Rides are also provided in Sonoma Valley, Guerneville and the Monte Rio area.
www.volunteernow.org

Sonoma County Communities:

Airport shuttle companies:

Bayporter Express Airport Shuttle
Airport shuttle bus in San Francisco airport. Serving mostly East Bay. Bayporter Express has a large fleet of passenger vans. Service area includes Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco Counties. Airport shuttle service is available in San Francisco International (SFO) and Oakland international (OAK) Airports. This company is widely recommended by University of California Berkeley. Cities served include Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Fremont, Hayward, as well as many other communities of East Bay.
27 Industrial Way
Brisbane CA 94005
415-467-1800
877-467-1800
www.bayporter.com

East Bay Connection
Has been serving residents of Contra Costa and Solano Counties since 1989. Provides dependable, efficient, safe and environmentally friendly shared ride transportation. Shuttle to airports in San Francisco and Oakland
1970 Arnold Industrial Place
Concord, CA 94520
925-609-1920
800-675-3278
www.eastbayconnection.net

Vallejo Airporter
Shuttle bus to San Francisco airport from Vallejo and surrounding areas. Serving Oakland international Airport (OAK). Family owned business operates a fleet of Lincoln Town Cars, shuttle vans, sedans, and limousines.
954 Grant Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
707-648-2495
800-510-1556
www.vallejoairporter.com

Regional Transit:

The Altamont Commuter Express
Ace Rail is a commuter train that runs between Stockton and San Jose, California.
www.acerail.com

Amtrak California San Joaquin and Connecting Thruways
Amtrak California's San Joaquin route provides daily round trips between Sacramento/Stockton/Oakland and Bakersfield with thruway connections to Los Angeles and the Pacific Surfliner which travels between San Luis Obispo and San Diego.  The San Joaquin serves Oakland, Emeryville (with thruway connections to San Francisco), Richmond, Martinez, Antioch/Pittsburg, Davis, Sacramento, Elk Grove, Lodi, Stockton, Modesto, Turlock/Denair, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Hanford, Corcoran, Wasco, and Bakersfield.  Connecting Amtrak Thruway buses provide additional service from Bakersfield to Los Angeles and more than 175 other destinations in California and Nevada.  Amtrak California is a Caltrans and Amtrak partnership.
www.amtrakcalifornia.com

BART - Bay Area Rapid Transit System
www.bart.gov

East Bay Paratransit
Is a public transit service for people who are unable to use regular buses or trains, like those operated by AC Transit and BART, because of a disability or a disabling health condition. East Bay Paratransit transports riders from their origin to their destination in vans equipped with a wheelchair lift or in sedans. East Bay Paratransit was established by AC Transit and BART to meet requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
www.eastbayparatransit.org

Greyhound Bus Line
www.greyhound.com

Alameda County:

Alameda Paratransit Shuttle
Service provides Alameda's senior and disabled residents with access to major shopping destinations and medical facilities around the City.
www.alamedaparatransit.com

AirBART
Air-BART is a direct shuttle between the Oakland Airport and the Oakland Coliseum/Airport BART station. Air-BART operates approximately every ten minutes and travel time is approximately 15-30 minutes. Ticket machines are located in Terminals 1 and 2 in the airport and at the Coliseum BART station.
www.bart.gov/guide/airport

Alameda Harbor Bay Ferry
Ferry service from the Harbor Bay Isle Ferry Landing located at the end of Harbor Bay Parkway on Bay Farm Island (City of Alameda) to the San Francisco Ferry Building. Travel time is approximately 25 minutes.
www.alamedaharborbayferry.com

Alameda/Oakland Ferry
Ferry service between Alameda Main Street - Jack London Square, Oakland - San Francisco Ferry Bldg. - San Francisco Pier 39 (Fisherman's' Wharf) - Angel Island State Park.
www.eastbayferry.com

The Emery Go Round
Offers free shuttle bus to Emeryville California from Mac Arthur BART and Emeryville Amtrak train stations. Buses run every day, with a frequency of 10-12 minutes during weekday commute hours.
www.emerygoround.com

Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority
Provides public transportation for the Tri-Valley communities of Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton, California.
www.lavta.org

Union City Transit
Union City Transit is Union City's own bus system operating within the city limits. Routes are coordinated with BART trains, AC Transit, and the Dumbarton Express to areas outside of the City. Main transfer points are at the Union City BART station and Alvarado & Dyer.
www.ci.union-city.ca.us

WHEELS
Operates sixteen local routes serving Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore. Express connections between Livermore and Dublin/Pleasanton BART are available. Express Bus service to Silicon Valley and between Walnut Creek and the Tri-Valley area is also available during commute hours.
www.wheelsbus.com

The West Berkeley Shuttle
Runs shuttle bus between Ashby Bart Station and West Berkeley.
www.westberkeleyshuttle.net

Alameda County Communities:

Contra Costa  County:

511 Contra Costa
Your 411 on commuter transportation information for travel to, through, or from Contra Costa County. 511 Contra Costa provides trip planning services for commuters and residents who would like to cycle or use public transportation to get around.
www.511contracosta.org

County Connection
Provides fixed-route and paratransit service throughout the Central Contra Costa communities of Clayton, Concord, Martinez, Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek, Danville, San Ramon, Lafayette, Orinda, and Moraga, as well as unincorporated communities.
www.cccta.org

Tri Delta Transit
Serving the cities of Antioch, Pittsburg, Brentwood, Oakley, Bay Point, Discovery Bay and Concord, we operate 14 local bus routes Monday-Friday (including express route 300) and three on weekends & holidays. Every day we help East Contra Costa residents get to BART, work, school, the doctor, the library, parks, the movies, shopping centers, the grocery store, recreation activities, or just across town to visit family & friends.
www.trideltatransit.com

WestCAT
Transit service of the Western Contra Costa Transit Authority, which provides local, express, and regional service to the cities of Pinole and Hercules and the unincorporated communities of Montalvin Manor, Tara Hills, Bayview, Rodeo, Crockett, and Port Costa. In addition, WestCAT operates regional service between Martinez and the El Cerrito del Norte BART station and between the Hercules Transit Center and Contra Costa College. Also, Lynx, the transbay service, runs between the Hercules Transit Center and the San Francisco Transbay Terminal.
www.westcat.org

Contra Costa County Communities:

San Joaquin County:

San Joaquin Regional Transit District
Offers following services: Stockton Metro Routes - Fixed Routes operating in the Metro (Stockton Metropolitan) area, including Bus Rapid Transit. Intercity Fixed Routes - Fixed Routes connecting Stockton with Lodi, Tracy, Tracy Depot, Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop and 1 Fixed Route connecting Escalon with Modesto. San Joaquin Commuter Service - Subscription bus service connecting San Joaquin County to Sacramento, the Bay Area, and BART. This service is designed to meet the needs of commuters who travel distances greater than 50 miles one way. The Downtown Trolley - Four fixed routes serving the Downtown area, offering connections to restaurants, businesses, Downtown entertainment, and Arena events. Metro and County Hopper Routes - A deviated fixed-route bus service connecting Ripon, Escalon, Manteca, Lathrop, Thornton, Woodbridge, French Camp, Morada, and Linden to Stockton, Tracy, and Lodi. Dial-A-Ride Service - Paratransit curb-to-curb service for persons who, due to their disability, are unable to perform the skills necessary to use RTD's fixed route service.
www.sj-smart.com
www.sanjoaquinrtd.com

San Joaquin County Communities:

Solano County:

Benicia Transit
Benicia has public bus transportation via Benicia Breeze. This transit system provides direct links to the Pleasant Hill BART Station, Vallejo Ferry Terminal and Vallejo Transit. AMTRAK California Passenger Rail Service is available in Martinez, five miles south via I-680. For more information visit city website, under Community and Events / Transportation.
www.ci.benicia.ca.us

Fairfield-Suisun Transit
www.fasttransit.org

Rio Vista Delta Breeze
Offers deviated fixed route bus service within the City of Rio Vista and between Isleton, Rio Vista, Fairfield, Suisun City, Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station and Antioch with connections to Lodi: The bus actually comes to your door! Rio Vista Delta Breeze Taxi Scrip Program provides door-to-door service in conjunction with Vista Cab for Rio Vista seniors and persons with disabilities at 50% off the taxi fare.
www.deltabreeze.org

SolanoExpress - Solano County Intercity Transit Connection
Provides services for Benicia, Dixon, Fairfield, Napa, Rio Vista, Suisun City, Vacaville and Vallejo. Connections to Davis, Sacramento, San Francisco and Winters; El Cerrito del Norte BART, Pleasant Hill BART and Walnut Creek BART; Suisun Amtrak station; and Vallejo Baylink Ferry terminal.
www.solanoexpress.com

Solano Transportation Authority
www.solanolinks.com

Vacaville City Coach
www.citycoach.com

Vallejo Transit and Paratransit
www.vallejotransit.com

Vallejo Baylink Ferry
Connects Vallejo and Solano County to San Francisco via SF Bay.
www.baylinkferry.com

Solano County Communities:

Stanislaus County:

Stanislaus Regional Transit (StaRT)
Offers Fixed Route, Runabout & Dial-A-Ride services in Modesto and Stanislaus County
www.srt.org

Modesto Area Express (MAX)
www.modestoareaexpress.com

Riverbank-Oakdale Transit Authority's (ROTA)
Provides Dial-A-Ride service in Riverbank and Oakdale, with connections to Modesto.
www.rotabus.com

Stanislaus County Communities:

Airport shuttle companies:

SuperShuttle
Airport shuttle service between Silicone Valley, San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara and all major airports in Northern California including San Francisco International Airport (SFO), Oakland International Airport (OAK), and San Jose International Airport (SJC)
30 Adrian Court
Burlingame, CA 94010-2101
650-259-8942
408-558-9500
www.supreshuttle.com

AAA Express Shuttle
Offers airport shuttle service to SFO, OAK, and SJC.
San Jose, California
408-334-7419
www.aaaexpressshuttle.com

South and East Bay Airport Shuttle
South Bay Shuttle is one of the oldest and best known shuttle service in San Jose area, widely recommended by Stanford University. Often has best rates for airport transportation, in Peninsula and the South Bay, at times might be the cheapest as it constantly competes with SuperShuttle. The only company that depart  San Francisco Airport every half an hour to service Silicone Valley, San Jose Airport and San Jose area.
14420 Union Avenue
San Jose, CA 95124-2815
408-559-9477
www.southandeastbayairportshuttle.com

VIP Airport Shuttle
Offers door-to-door airport transportation to and from Santa Clara county and south Alameda county cities of Hayward, Union City, Fremont and Newark. Service to/from San Francisco Airport (SFO), San Jose Airport (SJC) and Oakland Airport (OAK).
2368 Walsh Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95051-1324
408-986-6000
www.vipairportshuttle.com

Zack's Airport Shuttle
Provides share ride airport transportation in the South Bay, serves San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mt. View and other communities. Shuttle service to San Francisco airport.
San Jose, CA 95126
408-483-6623
www.zacksairportshuttle.com

Real Airport Shuttle
Offers affordable airport van transportation in San Jose and the South Bay. Shuttle service, San Francisco and San Jose airports.
1341 Joplin Drive
San Jose, CA 95118
408-595-5009
888-595-5009‎
www.realairportshuttle.com

Regional Transit:

San Mateo County:

The Alliance
San Mateo County’s Transportation Demand Management Agency operates number of shuttles connecting key destination in San Mateo county.
www.commute.org

Foster City Shuttles
There is a number of bus shuttle services in Forster City including: Foster City Connections Shuttle, Lincoln Centre Employer Shuttle, Mariners Island Area Employer Shuttle, Mariners Island PCA Employer Shuttle, North Foster City Shuttle Service, and Senior Express Shuttle. For more information visit Foster City website under Transportation section.
www.fostercity.org

Menlo Park Free Shuttle
The Willow Road and Marsh Road Caltrain shuttle service has been in operation since 1989. Shuttles meet 12 northbound and southbound trains, including baby-bullet trains, in the morning and evening. There is also The Menlo Park Midday Shuttle, this is a free community service route open to the general public. The shuttle is a popular service, particularly for seniors. Key stops include: Menlo Park Library, Belle Haven library, Menlo Park Senior Center, downtown Menlo Park, Caltrain, Menlo Medical Clinic, Safeway, Little House, Stanford Shopping Center, and Stanford Medical Center. The shuttle picks up riders at most senior residences in the downtown area, including Glenwood Inn, Crane Place, and Partridge/Kennedy; as well as making a number of stops along the route. It operates on an hourly schedule Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. For more information visit City of Menlo Park website, under Departments/Transportation Program/Shuttle Services
www.menlopark.org

SamTrans
San Mateo County Transit District provides SamTrans bus service throughout San Mateo County and into parts of San Francisco and Palo Alto. The transit district also offers Redi-Wheels paratransit service for persons with disabilities who are unable to ride SamTrans.
www.samtrans.com

San Mateo County Commute Alternatives Program
www.smccap.org

The San Mateo County Paratransit Coordinating Council
PCC is an organization dedicated to improving the quality and availability of paratransit services in San Mateo County. Paratransit is door-to-door public transportation for people with disabilities.
www.sanmateopcc.org

Stanford University Marguerite Shuttle
Marguerite is Stanford’s free public shuttle service, which travels around campus and connects to nearby transit, shopping, dining, and entertainment. A and B lines meet most trains at the Palo Alto Transit Center weekdays from 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The Palo Alto Transit Center is also served by VTA, SamTrans, and the Dumbarton Express (see above). Line C serves the California Avenue Caltrain station. A-line connects Escondido Village and Rains to the main campus and Medical Center. The B-line serves Rains and the East Residences, and goes to Tresidder, Terman and the Law School 6:00 a.m. through 8:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. The SLAC line serves the West Campus Residences and the Oak Creek Apartments. The C-Line serves California Avenue Caltrain Station, the main campus, The Medical Center and the Stanford West Apartments. Marguerite will take you directly to the Stanford Shopping Center, downtown Palo Alto, California Avenue, Town & Country Village, the Bookstore and the Track House. During the academic year in the evenings and on the weekends there is service to the San Antonio Shopping Center. Marguerite also goes to places like, including Encina Hall, Old Union, the Medical Center, and the Stanford Barn. For more information visit Stanford University Parking and Transportation Services website.
transportation.stanford.edu

San Mateo County Communities:

Santa Clara County:

ACE
The Altamont Commuter Express (ACE) is a commuter train service providing two morning and two afternoon trains traveling between Stockton and San Jose, with additional stops in Lathrop/Manteca, Tracy, Livermore, Pleasanton, Fremont and Santa Clara.
www.acerail.com

Outreach (Santa Clara County)
Offers transportation for individuals with disabilities who are unable to use the public transit bus and light-rail systems some or all of the time. Also offers range of transportation assistance for older adults who have limited transportation options because of cost or availability.
www.outreach1.org

Silicon Valley Transit Users
Used to be called The Santa Clara VTA Riders Union, this organization is not  affiliated with the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)
www.vtaridersunion.org

VTA DASH (Free Shuttle)
The free Downtown Area Shuttle connects between the San Jose Diridon Caltrain Station with VTA Light Rail stations, and downtown office buildings: McEnery Convention Center, San Jose State University, City Hall and Civic Plaza and outlying parking lots. For more information visit VTA's website below.

VTA Dumbarton Express
Bus service operating between Union City BART station and Palo Alto Caltrain station via the Dumbarton Bridge. It is operated by a group of operators including BART, VTA, Union City Transit and AC Transit. It is colored orange and designated "DB" on VTA system maps. For more information visit VTA's website.

VTA - The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
Operates verity of bus routs, light rail and paratransit in Santa Clara county. Has an extensive network of buses and shuttles that go all over the county.
www.vta.org

Santa Clara County Communities:

Airport shuttle companies:

Early Bird Airport Shuttle
Airport shuttle Santa Cruz is an exclusive, reliable, and professional private sedan and van service. Operates Mercedes Benz cars, and comfortable mini vans. Serves the entire Santa Cruz and Monterey Bay Areas including all airports, train stations, hotels, and conference Centers. Airport shuttle service to/from Monterey, San Jose, Oakland, and San Francisco Airports. Some of the cities in the area: Santa Cruz, Monterey, Carmel, Aptos, Pebble Beach, Scotts Valley, Watsonville.
4525 Portola Drive
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
831-462-3933
www.earlybirdairportshuttle.com

Monterey Airbus
Shuttle bus San Francisco, scheduled service between Monterey, Salinas, Prunedale and San Francisco (SFO), San Jose (SJC) airports. 11 scheduled shuttle runs daily.
2220 Del Monte Avenue
Monterey, CA 93940-3713
831-373-7777
www.montereyairbus.com

Regional Transit

Monterey County:

Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST)
MST’s 50 routes provide service primarily in the Monterey Peninsula and in the Salinas Valley. Intercity service is provided via Highway 68 and Highway 1 between these two urban areas of Monterey County. In addition, intercity routes connect MST with the Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District at their Transit Center in Watsonville. Further, MST provides rural transit service to Carmel Valley and seasonal service to Big Sur, and along the Monterey waterfront (The MST Trolley).
www.mst.org

Monterey  County Communities:

San Benito County:

San Benito County Express
Provides public transportation service to the communities of Hollister, San Juan Bautista, and Gilroy. County Express also operates a complementary Dial-A-Ride shuttle service, as well as an intercounty service to Gilroy's Caltrain and Greyhound Stations, and Gavilan College with connecting service to the Santa Clara VTA bus system.
www.sanbenitocountyexpress.org

San Benito County Rideshare
Provides information on carpool, vanpool, transit, telework, bicycle, and walking in San Benito County and surrounding areas.
www.sanbenitorideshare.org

San Benito County Communities:

Santa Cruz County:

Commute Solutions
Santa Cruz County's only full service Commuter Help Desk. For over 30 years, the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission has offered services through Commute Solutions to help people navigate and use the local transportation system to access the things they need.
www.commutesolutions.org

Santa Cruz Metro
Serves the cities of Santa Cruz, Capitola, Watsonville, and Scotts Valley, as well as the unincorporated areas of Aptos, Soquel, Live Oak, Bonny Doon, Davenport, and the San Lorenzo Valley in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Metro operates Amtrak Highway 17 Express Commuter Service in cooperation with other transit agencies connecting you to locations in downtown San Jose, as well as Bay Area Transit Systems.
www.scmtd.com

Santa Cruz County Communities:

Copyright MyAirportShuttle.com - Feedback - Useful - Sitemap