AC Transit (local bus) is Free!AC Transit is the bus system serving Alameda and Contra Costa counties (Berkeley is in Alameda county), with some service to San Francisco. Visit their website for route information.
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Fares can be paid on board with cash, but contactless payment is more efficient and reduces bus boarding times—getting riders to their destinations faster. Contactless fare payment options include Clipper, now available on your phone, and purchasing fare with mobile apps.
Public transportationThe simplest way to get around is to use your feet, the bus (AC Transit), and the subway (BART). An EasyPass Clipper Card is included in your student fees so be sure to pick one up at the Cal1Card office.
BruinBus provides complimentary year-round service to the UCLA campus and Wilshire Center. Everyone is welcome to board at one of our many stops. BruinBus also offers charter and driver services to UCLA departments and student organizations.
Don't walk alone after dark.UCPD offers night safety services including walking escorts and shuttles to get you safely to your destination. For more information (opens in a new tab), hours, and maps of the service areas visit the BearWALK website (opens in a new tab).
Yes, for the most part. Commuting around the city is easy enough if you're downtown/South Berkeley/Claremont side of campus. As the other answers mentioned, the AC Transit bus system is pretty extensive, and the BART runs through Berkeley at these main stops: North Berkeley.