Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is a great way to travel to UC Berkeley. The Downtown Berkeley stop is one block from the west side of campus. Download the most recent schedule and fare chart here.
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Public transportation in Berkeley is primarily provided by AC Transit and BART.
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.
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.
Can I use BART with my Student EasyPassYes, because your card comes on a Clipper Card. However, BART fares are not included as part of your Student EasyPass fee. You must add money either through the BART Station or the Clipper Mobile App. Please read the alert if you choose to purchase paper tickets.
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).
AC Transit is a bus system that services Alameda and Contra Costa areas. AC Transit buses may be ridden for free by students who have an up-to-date Class Pass. As information on AC Transit is included in Transit 511 Site, you may access schedules and maps from there or from the AC Transit Website.