Routes Stopping At San Rafael Transit Center
| Route Number | Terminals | Operated by | Platform | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| North/East | South/West | Northbound/Eastbound | Southbound/Westbound | ||
| 27 |
San Anselmo Sleepy Hollow |
San Francisco Financial District | Golden Gate Transit | A | B |
| 36 |
Canal District | Marin City | Marin Transit | A | A |
| 44 |
Lucas Valley | San Francisco Financial District | Golden Gate Transit | A | D |
| 70 | Novato | San Francisco Civic Center Transbay Terminal |
Golden Gate Transit | A | C |
| 71 | Novato | Marin City | Marin Transit | A | C |
| 80 |
Santa Rosa | San Francisco Civic Center | Golden Gate Transit | A | C |
| 101 |
Santa Rosa | San Francisco Civic Center | Golden Gate Transit | A | C |
| Marin Airporter |
Novato | San Francisco International Airport | Marin Airporter | D | D |
| Airport Express |
Santa Rosa | Oakland International Airport | Sonoma County Airport Express | D | D |
| Greyhound |
Various | Greyhound, Inc. | D | D | |
| Valley of the Moon Commute Club |
Sonoma Santa Rosa |
San Francisco |
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Note: Golden Gate buses may board at a different side of the same platform.
In addition to bus services, there is a single railroad track and side platform that was built as part of the transit center in anticipation of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit service. However, this platform and track is currently not used even though railroad crossing signs remain in place.
Route 101, Golden Gate Transit's limited-stop service, serves the San Rafael Transit Center complementing the existing Route 80 on weekdays (except holidays) and Saturdays. For a description of this service, click here. Route 80 continues to serve the SRTC weeknights, weekends, and holidays when the Route 101 does not operate.
Read more about this topic: San Rafael Transit Center, Transfers and Features
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