And I stay near the station until it arrives. At SFO, as you say, you arrive directly at the international terminal and I've never seen anything unsavory at the airport Bart station. A challenge you might have with an early evening arrival is rush hour traffic through the city.
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Most shocking is the finding that only 17% of frequent BART riders feel safe on the transit system, with 87% of frequent riders saying that the word 'safe' does not describe the word in it's current form.
Be aware of surroundings and avoid looking distracted, especially while standing near stairs, escalators, and train doors and anywhere suspects can make a quick exit. Don't sleep on board train cars. The Train Operator is in the first train car; it's a great place to sit if you are traveling alone.
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In general yes.But how late depends on the area. SF like any big city has it's problem areas, so always have someone with you and avoid obvious looking areas and people that may or may not be OK. I have walked around late to take pics, but never alone.
Whereas BART is used to travel across the Bay Area, Muni is used to travel within San Francisco's city limits. The service includes bus lines, trolleybuses, light rail lines and cable cars. That's right, those iconic San Francisco cable cars are part of Muni!