 Bicycles
are allowed on all Bay Area ferries and nearly all rail lines. Exceptions
are San Francisco Muni Metro, historic streetcars and cable cars.
Nearly all Bay Area public transit buses are equipped with bicycle
racks. Exceptions are a number of San Francisco Muni bus routes,
AC Transit small bus vans and certain routes of other transit operators.
Listed below are Bay Area public transit agencies with direct links
to their bicycle information Web pages:
AC Transit
Alameda Harbor Bay Ferry:
Bikes allowed on board - bicycle racks available.
Alameda/Oakland
Ferry Service
Altamont
Commuter Express
American Canyon Transit:
A bike rack is mounted on the front of
one of the two buses. Please call ahead to make sure the bus with
the bike rack is the bus that is in operation on the day of your
trip. (Call 511, say "Public Transportation", then "Transit
Agencies" and then "American Canyon Transit" to
speak to an operator.)
Amtrak
California/Capitol Corridor
Angel Island / Tiburon Ferry:
Bikes allowed on the Bonita and the Angel Island ferries. $1 per
bike in addition to regular fare. Call (415) 435-2131 for more
information.
BART
BART car retrofitting project:
In an effort to increase railcar passenger carrying capacity,
improve door area circulation, and accommodate bicycles,
luggage, strollers, and such, BART is modifying railcars by
removing and/or changing seating configurations.
20 of 80 railcars have been completed as of August 2008.
Two additional cars are expected to be retrofitted each
month until all 80 cars are completed.
Benicia Breeze
(Scroll to the bottom of the page)
Calistoga Handy Van - shuttle:
No bikes allowed.
Caltrain
County Connection:
Bike racks are mounted on all County Connection
buses. The racks have
capacity for two bicycles at a time, so space is available on a
first-come, first-served basis.
Dumbarton
Express
Emery Go-Round (510)
451-3862
Golden Gate Transit:
Napa Downtown Trolley:
Bicycles can not be accommodated on the
trollies.
Napa Vine:
Bike racks are mounted on the front of all Napa Vine
buses. The racks have capacity for two bicycles at a time, so
space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. No bicycles
are allowed on-board. Bicycles can not be accommodated on the
Napa Downtown Trolley.
Petaluma Transit:
All buses are equipped with bicycle racks
Rio Vista Delta Breeze
SamTrans
San Francisco Muni
Sonoma County Transit
St. Helena Vine:
Bike racks are mounted on the front of all Napa Vine
buses. The racks have capacity for two bicycles at a time, so space is
available on a first-come, first-served basis. No bicycles are allowed
on-board.
TriDelta
Transit
Vallejo Transit:
- Buses:
Bikes are allowed on all Vallejo buses. Local buses have bicycle
racks on the front of the buses. The regional buses have luggage
compartments where bicycles can be stored while riding.
- Baylink Ferry
VTA (Valley Transportation
Authority)
VINE (Napa Valley):
All buses have bike racks with space for two
bicycles. Spaces are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
WestCAT
WHEELS (LAVTA)
Yountville Shuttle:
Bike racks are mounted on the front of all Yountville
Shuttle buses. The racks have capacity for two bicycles at a time,
so space is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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