I love to transfer here. If there is a long wait you can visit different stores and restaurants…read morenearby. It is open so there is a great signal from your location. There are a lot of transit connections so you can go anywhere you want. It also clos to banks groceries and shopping.

I always have problems with Muni all the time. From unruly passengers, drivers, cleanliness,…read morewaiting time stamps, safety, and employees. At this point, SFMTA has failed its communities in all aspects. From my experience, I will demonstrate how employees treated me, and the results of my commute. Experience #1: I lost my clipper card, and I asked one of the employees at the information booth how to operate it the app. Many of the workers do not don't know! Others gave me wrong information. Experience #2: I was appalled about how the Transit Fare Inspector treated me. Badge #F65, Eugene Bulkin labled me as difficult for not showing my ID. I was honest, and cooperative in this type of situation. To look superior, he forcefully made me find my ID in my fanny pak after mentioning, losing ID at the bar. He also threatened me to call dispatch. Lastly, he went through my bag by peeking that he saw my ID. Besides, trying to sound superior and attempting to degrade passengers/tourist, the worst part is that he embarrassed me by telling my rides at other transit agencies! Bulkin, becareful who you are talking to with that attitude of yours. You will get the person that will make you learn a lesson.

While riding Bart with my daughter. The other Bart was so close. I thought this would be an…read moreinteresting picture. I don't ride Bart. But my daughter does to work. I thought I surprises her a ride with her. It's my 59 birthday saving up for my big 60 next year! Japan here I come!

Really nice station experience! There was visible police/security presence so I felt very safe…read moretraveling alone. The station was clean and the staff at the ticket booth were incredibly kind and helpful to this tourist. Had a great experience visiting San Francisco.

As a kid teenager & as a adult the 14 muni bus line has a go to bus when going places that I needed…read moreto go to in the city of San Francisco Ca USA!!! The Only thing that i didnt like while on the 14 Muni bus was seeing fights break out on the 14 bus!!!

I enjoy taking the 14L Mission Limited since it is much faster than the 14 Mission. For those of us…read morewho take MUNI to get around, we already know that 14 Mission makes all stops so it is much slower. The 14L Mission Limited makes fewer stops providing faster service. Effective January 21, 2012: - 14L Mission Limited provides service to and from Daly City BART during commute hours, here is the schedule: Monday - Friday: A. Inbound to Ferry Plaza: - Morning Rush Hour: 6:00 am - 9:00 am - Late Afternoon and Early Evening Rush Hour: 4:32 pm - 6:02 pm B. Outbound to Daly City BART Station: - Morning Rush Hour: 7:36 am - 8:50 am - Late Afternoon and Early Evening Rush Hour: 4:19 pm - 7:55 pm I am actually liking this service since it takes passengers directly to Daly City BART Station. They can transfer to BART, SamTrans and San Francisco State University Shuttle as well as MUNI Routes 28 19th Ave, 28L 19th Ave Limited & 54 Felton. It is very true to a certain extent if you say that the 14L Mission Limited is crowded since this route is among one of MUNI's most crowded bus routes. The buses getting crowded is a headache for the drivers and passengers. The 5-star rating is for the fact that this route makes fewer stops to provide faster service and this part just scored bonus points. - For more information on MUNI routes, schedules, fare information, etc: www.sfmta.com is the website to click on

Can't believe our city spent so much time and money building this stupid thing, but I will say that…read morenow that I've finally stepped foot in it, it is quite nice. My mom, sister and I went to the Rotunda for lunch this past week, on a rainy day. We wanted to catch the Muni back to West Portal, and conveniently, this station was in Union Square. The stairs, escalator, station itself, are all beautifully done. It's SO CLEAN!!!!! Spotless...as of 12/27/2023. No smells of piss. No homelessness. White, modern, clean, crisp. Modern art displayed. Lovely light display. I love that we entered at Union Square, and were able to walk underground straight to the Powell Station, staying dry under the wet rain above us. Felt so safe too. Wish there wasn't a Doom Loop going on in downtown SF right now, otherwise I would use this station more often. Lovely - hopefully downtown SF will be revitalized soon.

This is one of the hardest to find muni entrances in SF, and that is saying a lot. The tiny muni…read moresign looks like a minus symbol if your eye sight is even slightly impaired, and the stairs and elevator are recessed in such a way as to not take attention away from the rest of Union square. Once inside, the station is clean and great but good luck finding it. Google maps will steer you wrong so search for the T Line Station Entrance near Union Square specifically.

If you are looking for a faster way to travel between the Sunset District, Civic Center, Hayes…read moreValley and Ferry Plaza, then the 7x is for you. It's no surprise to see traffic when traveling on Fell / Oak Streets. This is an excellent route. Also, an answer to that better commute. I wanted to go Sheng Kee Bakery on Irving St and 21st Ave. But I didn't want to get on a route that makes every stop along the way. Route 7x Noriega Express became my answer. This route got me straight to 23rd Ave and Lincoln Way from Fell St and Gough St in 20 minutes. With traffic, roughly 25 minutes - 30 minutes. I like how they have 40' and 60' buses in service on this route. It truly is an excellent way to alleviate crowding. It would be really nice to have midday and weekend service on this route. Or at least, a similar route gets placed in to service using the same path this route uses when it's not in service.

I needed to get to Taraval & 21st from downtown. Since the L - Taraval is out of commission due to…read moreconstruction on the Twin Peaks Tunnel, I ended up taking the 7X - Noriega Express to the 28 - 19th Avenue. I hopped on the 7X on Friday, July 6th a little after 5:30pm. I've taken the regular 7 before and this bus is so much better. It skips the entire Haight part and goes straight down Fell which is a lot faster. (It doesn't stop at all between Gough & 9th Avenue.) For $2.75, I got from Market & Grant to Lincoln & 19th Avenue in 15 stops and about 35 mins. After that, it was an easy transfer to the 28. My original intention was to take the 5R - Fulton to the 28, so I'm glad the 7X stopped by first as it ended up being so much faster.

This station is much closer to the Financial District, but still also close to Powell and Market,…read morebut with a relatively short distance walk (about 10-12 minutes). The station seems much cleaner all around just because it's off the more touristy stations. It also seems to have less broken escalators when you need them. Not sure if there's a bathroom at this station though. A good station also if you're trying to link up to surface buses.

Amazing news the elevators were actually working at this station. They had an agent in the Elevator…read morewaiting for the next guest to arrive. I've never come across this level of hospitality before. Usually you have to contact a gate agent to assist in using the elevator and that is if it's working at that station. They seem to go in and out all the time and at some stations they never seem to be in operation. This is a good station to walk to if you are coming from or going to a Giants game. It's actually a closer walk then if you walk to the Embarcadero station and that is where most guests walk to when going to or coming from a GIants game. It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the Montgomery BART station to the Ball park. The BART station's first stop if you are heading from Oracle Park to the Pittsburg BayPoint line is the Montgomery station so when we arrive we were able to get seats. Next we stopped at the Embarcadero Station and it was flooded with people and there were very few seats for them, most people had to stand in our train. The initial wait for the train was 15 minutes from the time we entered the station from the Giants game till we hopped on the train. The Daly City line came several times over while we were waiting. Bathrooms. I can't speak to their bathroom situation as we used them at the Ballpark before we left so we didn't need to use them. BART no longer uses the old school BART tickets, they have revolved into using the Clipper Cards or a Credit Card. I have a plastic clipper card somewhere, but I'm not exactly sure where it is and failed to bring it. The good thing about using a Clipper Card is you aren't holding out your credit card to come and go using BART. I was afraid I would drop it in the crowd. They also have a Clipper App you can use, but I'm not a big fan of paying for things with apps. In the end I took my chances and used my credit card as a key to get in and out of the BART station. I'll probably use my Credit Card next time I use BART too just for the convince. In addition I don't like putting money on cards as I always end up with an odd amount left over that I can never use and it ends up to be lost money.

Colma is my favorite BART station to park at and take the train into the city coming from San Jose…read morewhen I don't want to take public transportation all the way from the South Bay. The parking garage is big and always has a multitude of spots, oftentimes right across from the station entryway which is conveniently directly attached to the garage. Take a short escalator down and you're right in the center of the station. It's 10-20 minutes on BART into SF (depending where you're going) from Colma, avoiding city driving and expensive parking without having too much of a ride in and back. On the weekdays parking is $3 through the BART app (prefill your car information to avoid getting held up) and free on weekends and holidays. Relatively clean and easy to navigate station. There's a machine you can purchase Clipper cards at or refill your card without hassle, check the fare calculator but for a non-discounted ride to Civic Center in SF it's $4.50 at the moment one way. Red and yellow lines frequently stop here, though you will have to transfer at another station for other lines. Just an all around nicely maintained station that I recommend especially if you are parking and riding into the city and are looking for an easy experience.

PARKING ($3) The parking garage fills up a little after…read more9:00AM Monday to Thursday. On Mondays it is definitely the heaviest day; you should probably come by 8:30AM to secure a spot. Fridays less people go to work less of a rush there. Reserved parking on the first and second floors become available after 10:00AM, if your job allows you could plan to come later in the morning to get those parking spots (which are closer to the BART entrance too). Lots of bird poop in certain spots, so beware! Be careful around the turns, you might not see a car coming from the other direction. They do check for parking/payments often here. I see them checking cars often in the mornings. Word of advice to the BART parking checkers though...don't check cars in a parking section that isn't full yet since people are still pulling in. Once I got a ticket maybe 45 seconds after I parked. I paid for parking 30 seconds after the ticket was given to me. (I didn't see it until the evening). It was just annoying that I then needed to spend my time to fight the ticket. Get a EZRider account so you can pay with Clipper Card. If the parking garage fills up the Samtrans parking lot is across the street, also for $3. They accept credit cards as well. Longer walk to get to the station but at least you got a parking spot! ATTENDANTS The attendants are very pleasant and always willing to answer my random questions about parking or losing an item! BATHROOMS Often 1 will be out-of-order. The other bathroom exists for emergencies but the last 2 times I went there was no soap :( THE STATION Also a lot of bird poop recently. On weekday mornings trains to SF come every 7 minutes, so you're never waiting for too long. If you go one more spot North (Daly City) the trains come even more often, but their parking lot fills up way too early. Depending on what train you catch, you may get a seat. In the 8-8:30AM time range there is more people. By 9:00AM you could get a seat in the Antioch line, but maybe not the Richmond line since a lot of commuters get on the train in Millbrae. LOCATION Good location directly off the 280 freeway. Cheap gas stations nearby. In&Out nearby.

Omg u have to try this 12 line ..the SF bus system is genius ..12 line from polk st Russian hill to…read moreNorth beach and Broadway ..it's a strange bus line ..obscure ..maybe advanced riders ..then it goes from downtown to Jackson square and back to North beach ..

Since its rerouting has been very convenient us to shop in Chinatown with service at about…read more10-minute intervals. No major complaints so far...some drivers drive too hard...