Can you get around Oakland without a car?

Local Public Transportation AC Transit offers frequent Transbay bus connections to San Francisco, as well as service within Oakland and to neighboring communities such as Berkeley. Local adult passes are $2.10 (cash or Clipper Card only), but be sure to check the AC Transit site for fare changes.



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Take BART from OAK to Coliseum Station, then board a San Francisco/Daly City-bound train. BART stops at four downtown San Francisco stations that are an easy walk or short cab ride to most San Francisco hotels. BART fares are based on distance traveled; the greater the distance, the higher the fare.

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Downtown Neighborhood Downtown is the most walkable neighborhood in Oakland with a neighborhood Walk Score of 98.

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Boston has consistently ranked as the top city in the nation for living without a car. With excellent public transportation and high walkability, it's easy for residents to move around the city. Over 28% of Boston's population uses public transit, which is the third-largest share among the 331 cities analyzed.

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General 10-Ride Pass - $22.50. Senior/Disabled 10-Ride Pass - $11. Local Paratransit 10-Ride Pass - $35. Regional Paratransit 10-Ride Pass - $75.

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