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Cable Cars, BART, Ferries, Taxis in San Francisco

Besides New York, San Francisco is the secondbig ciites, traffic congestion can be a
most densely populated city in the Unitedproblem. Public transportation has aided in
States. The need for public transportation inthis problem significantly, but do try to
this bustling city is a must. The Sanavoid rush hour times.Safe traveling in cable
Francisco peninsula and the East Bay arecarsYou can choose to sit or to stand if
linked together by BART (Bay Area Rapidthere is no crowd. If you stand ensure that
Transit) which is a 71-mile long rail withyou hang on poles that are provided for the
high speed trains. Other options to travel onsafety.Also you must not get away of the grip
to connect you to the city, are the boats andman, because he needs a lot of space to
passenger ferries. By far the most famousoperate the grip lever. Passing other cable
means of travel in the city are the citiescars is excited but you must not lean out too
icon the Cable Car. Cable Cars in Sanfar because they get very close to one
Francisco are a thrill to ride. The Sananother. All passengers have to get off at
Francisco Cable Car system operates from 6:30the end of the line.USEFUL NUMBERS: Cable Car
am to 12:30 am every day, with specialBarn: (415) 474-1887Using BART for
schedules on the weekends. The cost for atravelingBART trains operate daily from early
single trip is $3. Cable cars run along threemorning until midnight. The trains are clean
routes. Each cable car has its routeand the service is efficient. BART train
displayed on the front, back and on thestops at 5 main stations. All stops are under
sides. The Powell-Hyde is the mostMarket Street and they are Van Ness, Civic
popular cable car route and it starts at theCenter, Powell, Montgomery and Embarcadero.
Powell and Market turntable and ends on HydeHere you can catch a train going straight to
Street near Aquatic Park. The second lineSan Francisco International Airport.Traveling
starts at Powell and Market streets and endswith FerriesLocal residents of the Bay Area
at Bay Street. The California line runs fromadore their ferries and they are used as much
the base of Market street through theby local residents as they are by tourists.
Financial District, Chinatown and ends at VanThese ferries are cheaper than using
Ness Avenue. Cable cars run at 15-minutesightseeing cruises and they do not offer
intervals.Part of the fun of riding a cableaudio tours.There are different ferries
car is that you have to jump on it. You cancompanies like Golden Gate Ferries, Blue and
buy a one-day pass from the conductor, or youGold Fleet and Red and White Fleet. The
can buy souvenirs, maps, and passes at kiosksferries offer different tourist spots
at Powell and Market streets or at the citysightseeing like for example Angel Island,
Visitor Information Center, or at theAlcatraz and north shore towns.
California Welcome Center at Pier 39.Like all



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