Stations
(As of August 2009; Regular Weekday Stops; A, B indicates express "Baby Bullet" train stops patterns; Peak is traveling north in the morning and south in the afternoon; Reverse Peak is traveling south in the morning and north in the afternoon)
| Fare Zone |
Mile / km Post |
Peak | Station Stops |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | B | A | B | |||
| 1 | 0.2 / 0.3 | 4th & King Street, San Francisco |
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| 1.9 / 3.1 | 22nd Street, San Francisco | |||||
| 5.2 / 8.3 | Bayshore, San Francisco | |||||
| 9.3 / 15.0 | South San Francisco Station, South San Francisco | |||||
| 11.6 / 18.7 | San Bruno Station, San Bruno | |||||
| 2 | 13.7 / 22.0 | Millbrae Station, Millbrae |
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| 16.3 / 26.2 | Burlingame Station and on weekends: Broadway, Burlingame |
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| 17.9 / 28.8 | San Mateo Station, San Mateo | |||||
| 19.1 / 30.7 | Hayward Park, San Mateo | |||||
| 20.3 / 32.7 | Hillsdale, San Mateo | |||||
| 21.9 / 35.2 | Belmont Station, Belmont | |||||
| 23.2 / 37.3 | San Carlos Station, San Carlos | |||||
| 25.4 / 40.9 | Redwood City Station, Redwood City | |||||
| 3 | 28.9 / 46.5 | Menlo Park Station, Menlo Park | ||||
| 30.1 / 48.4 | Palo Alto Station, Palo Alto | |||||
| 31.8 / 51.2 | California Avenue, Palo Alto | |||||
| 34.1 / 54.9 | San Antonio Station, Mountain View | |||||
| 36.1 / 58.1 | Downtown Mountain View Station, Mountain View |
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| 38.8 / 62.4 | Sunnyvale Station, Sunnyvale | |||||
| 4 | 40.8 / 65.6 | Lawrence, Sunnyvale | ||||
| 44.7 / 71.9 | Santa Clara Station, Santa Clara |
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| 46.3 / 74.5 | College Park, San Jose | |||||
| 47.5 / 76.4 | Diridon, San Jose |
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| 49.1 / 79.0 | Tamien, San Jose |
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| Weekday Commute-Hour Only | ||||||
| 5 | 52.4 / 84.3 | Capitol, San Jose | ||||
| 55.7 / 89.6 | Blossom Hill, San Jose |
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| 6 | 67.5 / 108.6 | Morgan Hill Station, Morgan Hill | ||||
| 71.2 / 114.6 | San Martin Station, San Martin | |||||
| 77.4 / 124.5 | Gilroy Station, Gilroy |
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