HAHA I love the 28 line in San Francisco. It goes from Daly City Bart to Fort Mason or near the Marina and Van Ness. I have taken this line wayyy toooo muchhh over the years. I get out to the Marina and pass the Bridge. I get out to Daly City sometimes...pass Stonestown..through 19th Avenue where we live in SF...and through the Richmond District and to your dentist or your bf's apartment or the airport...or to get around San Francisco like a bandit. read more

MUNI - 28 19th Avenue - Public Transportation Near Me

The 28 19th Ave is certainly one route I can count on for taking me between San Francisco State University, Daly City BART and 19th Ave. I do have to admit that there are times when buses on this route can be very crowded. There were a few times when I have had to wait more than 10 minutes for the 28 as well. Overall, the 28 is one route to take me between 19th Ave and Daly City BART. It seriously would be very nice if MUNI can consider having the Hybrid Buses or even the Neoplan Artics assigned to service on this route. FYI: The zip codes for 19th Ave between Lincoln Way, Byxbee St and Randolph St are 94122, 94116 and 94132 respectively. read more

MUNI - 28 19th Avenue - MC #8338, Route 28 19th Ave to Fort Mason - Public Transportation Near Me

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On 12/25/16 at 9:30PM, our car was sideswiped by the 28 heading towards Daly City. It took out our driver side mirror and propelled it about 10 feet further with the impact. Luckily, there were no injuries. Trying to report the subsequent incident through 311 was a whole different headache - spent over 30 minutes on infinite hold before giving up. I take MUNI because its convenient...but come on. Train your drivers and get your customer service priorities in order. read more

Taking muni on the weekends is always nicer as it's not too crowded. When debating whether or not to call a car or take the bus, I decided to take the bus. I was going to the Marina from the Richmond district. Plus, I had plenty of time to get there, so why not save some money and take the bus? It was Saturday, February 27th around 12 noon. The route to the Marina is actually really pretty. You go by the Golden Gate Bridge parking lot, so you get a nice view of the bridge. I was surprised the route was so beautiful as all the muni routes I've taken have been rather boring. It was a beautiful day, so I got a great view. I'm sure on the weekdays during commute hours, this bus is packed and all you wanna do is get to your destination. But on a nice day during the weekend? It's not too bad. And all for $2.25. read more

Truthfully? Compared to concord buses, the 28 is awesome. When I went to DVC sometimes I would wait an HOUR OR MORE for my bus, not effin kidding. So now that I go to SFSU, I take this periodically when the Free shuttle is packed and I gotta tell you, waiting the 15 minutes for another one, or to catch the shuttle is really not that bad. It gets packed like the 30/45 through Chinatown sometimes, but c'mon, have you seen how many people go to SFSU? 4 stars for getting me places and doing it free cause you can grab a transfer in BART. Concord charges 85 cents people. Count your blessings. read more

A hit or miss line. Taken it at all times of day in both directions. Waited for minutes and what seemed an actual hour. Riders the same; causing trouble to helpful. The 28 is like a box of chocolates. read more

MUNI - 28 19th Avenue - Horrible drivers - Public Transportation Near Me

As a tourist, maybe I don't have the authority to dispute the locals' tales of urine smells and car crashes, but I took many Muni buses during my trip and this seemed like the smoothest. The 28 moved briskly down Lombard, helping me quickly get to the Golden Gate Bridge and to the excellent Burma Superstar in Inner Richmond. read more

Whenever I take a bus line for the first time, I get a little nervous. Will it come in a timely fashion? Will it be crowded? Will I be able to find my stop? The 28 did not come in a timely fashion. I waited about 20 minutes during rush hour and was 15 minutes late to where I was going despite allocating ... 5 minutes to waiting... it appears... now that I perform the appropriate subtraction. So I guess being late was my fault. You should allocate more than 5 minutes to waiting for a bus. The 28 was also insanely crowded. Only once have I been on a more crowded bus in San Francisco, and that was when the underground MUNI shut down midday and they were busing everyone from Van Ness to West Portal. At one point I think I was holding on to the bus driver himself for stability. I was able to find my stop. I also had basically the best experience I have ever had on a bus. I don't know if words can do it justice, but I'll try. Imagine you are standing on one foot on a crowded bus lurching through traffic, clinging to your fellow passengers for dear life. Suddenly, you hear, in unison, "Please hold on!" announced by both the standard bus female voice at the front of the bus AND a very cheerful, heavily accented elderly female voice from somewhere in the middle of the bus. This woman proceeded to shout along in perfect intonation with EVERY stop announcement or safety reminder throughout the bus ride. It was like bus karaoke. She had MEMORIZED the bus. She continued, oblivious to the fact that a bus full of like 100 people was listening to her and trying not to laugh. She was entirely thorough -- every time the door opened she shouted, in exactly the same inflection, "28 19th Avenue!" along with the bus. She even tried to sing along with the Stop Requested bell, calling out "Boon! Boon!" every time someone pulled the cord. Only once did she and the bus diverge: unlike the bus, she repeated the Wawona Street announcement 3 or 4 times. But who could blame her, really? Wawona is a fun word to shout. I have never been in such a good mood after riding a crowded bus to arrive somewhere massively late. I may start dragging my friends out to the Sunset to try to hop on a bus with this woman again. I assume she must ride it a lot if she has the entire bus memorized... read more

A little story for ya. Aite, so I see the 28 coming, glad that it's here and that I don't have to walk. I had a tissue in my hand and wanted to throw it away, so I jump on the bus, see the trash bag with old tickets, an empty yogurt container, and some other garbage. And I toss my tissue in there and walk in. No problem, right? WRONG. A second later, the bus driver turns around, gets out of his seat, and gestures for me to come back. And then this ensues: Driver: Take it out. Me: Take what out? Driver: *point to the tissue I threw in the trash* Take it out. Me: What? It's a trash can! Driver: Take it out! Me: It's a TRASH CAN. Driver: No. It's MY trash. TAKE IT OUT. I wasn't going to waste everyone's time by arguing with the stubborn bus driver, so I just took out that ONE freaking piece of tissue out of "HIS" freaking trash bag and walked away. WTF. Power trip, anyone? The only reason I'm giving this bus more than one star is because it's generally less sketchy than most other lines, and because I grew up riding this bus. I mean, I've had this bus close its doors in my face, drive right past me even after the driver saw me waving for him to stop, made me late on numerous occasions back in high school, had several buses drive past me because they were too full. But the 28, running through the Sunset and Richmond, that's my hood right there, that's my people. So I can't totally hate on you. But man, crazy power tripping bus driver, I've never met a person who was possessive over a TRASH CAN. Mmmhmmm. Love/hate relationship with MUNI is a part of life in this City. read more

Slow ride, take it faster! Take me home now! Don't stop so many times please! That's my country singing folks... read more

The 28-Nineteenth Avenue (and, technically, the 29-Sunset) breaks one of the cardinal rules of transportation-system planning: Avoid confusion. Have you ever wondered why the Muni buses are numbered the way they are? I have too. I don't know anything definitively, but I surmise that at one point the numbers ran in a roughly parallel line. For example, the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 all ran east and west, and they were in order. But as lines were added, things became more confusing. Or less confusing. See, it's actually much better to have completely differently numbered lines at the same stops. That way, commuters don't end up on the wrong bus. This used to be a problem with the 6, 7, 66, and 71 before they split the lines up; and it's still a major problem with the 47 and 49. I can see how the 28 and 29 could cause a problem, and honestly, I thought I had ridden the 28 before last weekend when, in fact, I had only been on the 29. Numbering issues aside, I like the 28. It gets up and down 19th Avenue relatively efficiently. No, it's not fast, but there's no real way to move quickly on 19th Avenue anyway. I guess it could do without some of its stops, but the bus never really gets out of the right lane, so those extra stops don't really add much time in the grand scheme of things. I wish Muni would consider putting some of its hybrid buses on this line. The Avenues get absolutely no love when it comes to Muni, and although I still love the 27-Bryant to death, I think hybrid buses on that line are a waste of bus-cleaning manpower. read more

I still have nightmares about trying to catch the 28 on the way to school. Many a times it would be packed to the brim and I would miss three buses just because I could not get on. I think it would be awesome if they ran the 28L a little more. I do have a fond frat boy memories of taking the 28 back from Oktoberfest and singing songs from the likes of Rush, Journey insert crappy but catchy 80's band here. So my review will go from 1 to 2 stars. read more

I used to take the 28 all the time to go to work since my parents wouldn't let me take my car out here in SF. Since I was 17 at the time I moved to SF, I thought taking the bus was so much affordable because it would only cost me $.50 to take the bus. Now when I turned 18, I had to pay $1.50. Thank god my parents allowed me to take my car to SF before they raised the bus fare to $2.00. I sometimes take it to go to Haight so I won't have to worry about parking and sometimes I dread it cause the 28 is always packed. Sometimes I would wait on Lincoln/19th Ave and the bus would just drive past me just because it's full and I would be the only person at that stop waiting for the 28. Like couldn't they fit 1 more person in? Watch out for the San Francisco State stop cause that's where it usually gets packed. Plus, if you're at the SF State stop waiting for the 28 to go to Daly City Bart, you can take the SF State shuttle bus which is free. read more

WORST MUNI LINE EVER. seriously. the 22 wins for the craziest (riders) and the 33 probably comes just as seldomly but the 28 wins hands down for being the stupidest route in the city. WHY, tell me, WHY is there ONE effing bus that goes down park presidio and through to 19th? isn't this an extremely neighborhoody area? so even when this bus DOES come (like every 15-20) its always packed to the gills. i take a bus and a train to get to school (sf state) just so i can avoid this one. people come into class fifteen minutes late every day and sometimese i just look at them and mouth "twenty eight" and i get an exasperated sigh and nod. this needs to be the first to be fixed. add another line for pete's sake. read more

This bus line will suck out all the joy and life you have to offer. I rode this bus everyday for 4 years and thankfully, hopefully I will never have to ride it again. The 28 arrives about every 20 to 30 minutes, 2 in a row, so if you are at the stop and no one is there, a boardgame or novel is best to pass the time. The 28 is always dreadfully crowded with noisy highschoolers, tired collegiates and smelly old ladies. The 28 may or may not stop at any given muni stop on its line, regardless of want, need or weather. Ride it if you dare. read more

This bus is soooo useful to me - gets me to fun Sunset places and friends houses. Gets me to the Marina when I need my fill of the rich and tailored. SO WHY THE F CAN"T IT EVER BE ON TIME. I mean thanks for that little sign on Park Presido stops that tell me how many minutes away the bus is, but really when it should be 2 minutes away and its 18 - that just F's up my plans! read more

I only like this bus in the morning, when the 28L also serves my stop so I basically have buses coming at me like every 5 minutes (that's what she said?), given someone doesn't mess it up. That being said, I've waited an hour and a half for the northbound bus before, at like 8pm. That's when I threw in the towel and walked home to take my car... and then once I drove onto 19th Ave, what did I see but a bus that wasn't supposed to come for 74 minutes!! This line would be so much better if the NextMUNI predictions were, you know, actually accurate. How are there so many phantom buses? read more

I'm from the East Bay and I use BART to commute to SF. As I attend SFSU I use this or the SFSU shuttle to take me to campus. If you have a Clipper card it's free; you have a 23 hour window period to use your two free bus rides. If you don't have this option then it's $2.00 standard fare. PROS - Both 28 and 28L stop at SFSU. - For most trips the first stop is SFSU. I can count with one hand the number of times people stop at stops before SFSU. - If school's not in session, this is the only way to get to SFSU from BART using public transportation. - Most of the people taking the bus are students. I've rarely seen any instances of "questionable" people riding the bus and the instances themselves were minor and were at worst a minor inconvenience. CONS - The bus drops you a block from campus. You have to cross Holloway to get to SFSU. You could be waiting ~1-2 minutes before light says you can cross. - On peak rush hour the bus has to go through Junipero Serra and 19th, which the SFSU shuttle can skip. This can add to the commute time. - Sometimes the driver forgets to activate the option of the free transfer and charges your Clipper card the $2.00 fare. If you have your card registered you can fix this, but just the sheer inconvenience of having to do this is quite annoying. This has also happened at least a couple of times. read more

EVERYONE rides this line. why don't they use those longer buses for this line? tooooo packed. there's a billion people waiting with me and we have to see 2 more buses pass by filled with another billion passengers... then we can board. ...so annoying! read more

Going north, it seems quite reliable. Going south... you're better of walking. I really don't understand. Do the buses just disappear once they go north? How is it possible that you can wait half an hour for a southbound bus but see 4 northbound buses passing while you do? The line isn't that long past California... it should be able to get to the end of the line AND back within that time... so how is it that there are never southbound buses? So, +2 points for northbound. -2 points for southbound. The orphan point? A PLUS, for all the sweet old Russian women who ride it. read more

I hate that this line is so necessary for me. Being an SFSU student living in Sunset, 3 blocks away from 19th Ave, this is the line I have to take if I want to spend less than two hours on MUNI. However, the 28 is so unreliable that half the time I come THIS CLOSE to just walking to the L (six blocks), taking it to West Portal, and picking up the M to State, even if that's ridiculously roundabout. Example: first day of school, two of my other roommates had class at the same time I did (11am). (But for whatever reason, none of us were ready to leave at the same time.) Here's how our morning went. 10:00am: Roommate A leaves house. 10:10am: I leave. 10:13am: I get to the 28 stop, and see A. He had checked nextmuni, and the busses were supposed to be there in 8, 20, and 28 minutes. 10:23am: Roommate B arrives at stop. Bus has not arrived. (LIES, nextmuni, LIES!) 10:38am: Bus comes by...OUT OF SERVICE. We continue to wait. 10:43am: Bus comes by...and doesn't even stop, because it's too full. Hopeless and fed-up, we start walking. 10:58am: We finally catch a 28 after walking ten blocks. 11:17am: We arrive at SFSU, very late, cursing the 28. Similar things have happened almost every time I try to take the 28. Taking this line from State at around 7pm? Impossible. I usually try the 29, then just take the 71 down Noriega. Much faster, even though it's about twenty blocks out of the way. I know it's on one of the busiest streets in SF, and often gets held up by traffic and the inordinate amount of people that have to take it, but still! You'd think they'd add another bus or something! read more

Back in high school, I used to take this bus everyday. Every morning, every afternoon. I started at 19th and Quintara and would get off at San Francisco State (SOTA on Font, bitches!), along the way there are Lincoln, Lowell and Mercy. So that bus was jammed packed with snot-nosed teenagers and their ginormous backpacks. (I rocked the messenger bag.) I rarely take the 28 now, but when I do it is so unpredictable. The 28 seems to have no set schedule and comes whenever the hell it feels like it AND the bus drivers have a real issue about the proper way to break. It is not to hurtle forward and break HARD at the very last minute causing everyone standing to stumble forward, grasping at anything to keep themselves upright. read more

Ohhhkay. I hated this bus. BUt it was the fatest way to get to school every damn day. HELLA crowded and I always happened to be standing next to the dude who skipped his deodorant application that morning, and he's hanging on the overhead rail. USE THE RAIL ON THE SEAT AND KEEP UR ARM DOWN HOMIE! Other than that, it wasn't too bad. Like I said, it was always a quick ride. Me and my friends knew a secret stop that it would hit right after it left Daly City BART and headed to SFSU. We used to be the first ones on with a gauranteed seat. The only problem was that it was so secret, sometimes the driver would miss us too. HAHAH E! read more

I usually use the 28 to get to school, but being a horrendously underserved route going down one of the busiest arteries in The City, it's usually a exhausting test of self-control. I get on at Balboa, so usually ONLY about half the time it's packed. Once in the Sunset, that's when things get brutal... things getting so packed, nerves are frayed and people yell at each other while entire stops are skipped with little old Asian ladies gesticulating madly at the packed bus as it speeds (more like stops-and-goes) by. To avoid this mess, I try taking the 44-O'Shaughnessy to Forest Hill, then the M Metro to State... quite superior. So many people are late to class because of the anarchy and resulting lateness. Why no accordion buses or extended limited service, Muni? At least things aren't nasty or scary like the 38-Geary or any Muni in the Mission... read more

The last time I took this bus was when I was going to the airshow in SF. Do not make the same mistake I did. This bus is not very efficient because it gets crowded up by people who are laborers when it is rush hour. No offence but when the bus crowds up I do not like it. I even had to wait a long time when coming out of GGP for a work break. By the time the bus got here I was late for work. If you have no car while near 19th street please take the taxi when special events or rush hour come along. You can still hail one down. read more

If the 28 line was a restaurant, it would be a little dirty taqueria with nowhere to sit. This bus is really, really unfortunate because it goes up and down the whole city, and is guaranteed to be a mess. Daly city through the sunset, through the park and the Richmond and up to the bridge, it goes everywhere! And most of the stops along this route do not have shelters. I try to be forgiving, but what kills me is that there is NEVER enough buses for this line. There are usually people left waiting at the stops that couldn't get on, and oftentimes I check nextmuni and there are buses coming in 17, 18, and 19 minutes! I have nothing personal against any of the drivers. It's just hard not to hate on the 28. read more

If your a tourist this is one of the buses you should take other then the new line they created to stop at different landmarks. (74x "culturebus") This bus is good when your not on it with SFSU, Lincoln and Lowell students. It gets jam packed during lunch and around 3-5pm. This line goes from fort mason, to the Golden Gate bridge, through the Richmond, to Golden Gate Park then to Sunset and ends at Daly City Bart station, or either way. Since this is the 28 heading towards Marina dist. read more

OMG.... okay, so I know that public transportation cannot always arrive ON TIME like they're supposed to, accidents happen and I can definitely understand that, but what I experienced just now with the 28 inbound is no accident!!!!! So I got off bart at the Daly City station a couple minutes before 7, when I got to the 28 bus stop, there were already about 20ish people waiting, so I thought to myself: the bus MUST be coming. About 5ish minutes later FOUR buses came all at once, then all four of them drove up to their usual 'resting area' and parked there. 10 minutes later, TWO of the buses left with their usual "NOT IN SERVICE" sign.... Then another couple minutes later, another bus came, and same routine, he dropped off all the passengers and went straight ahead to meet his 2 fellow drivers who were already taking their break. Can it get better than this?? Hell yeah!!! ANOTHER bus came!!! And these Muni drivers are just too predictable, it's the same darn thing, dropped off the passengers then drove up to take their break!!! So let's recap, within about half an hour, 6 buses came, 2 left us in the cold, and 4 just parked there doing nothing while we wait. That's when I had enough and I told my boyfriend to come pick me up. I went up to the parking lot and snapped a pic of those 4 buses at around 7:30ish... And guess what? While we were leaving, one of the 4 buses left: not in service again and flew down the 280. I hope one of those other buses came soon after to pick up the people who were still waiting.... I waited for half an hour and when I first got to the bus stop there were already hecka people, I guess some of them must have waited for more than 45 minutes..... I'm sure it's not just the 28, and this is not the first time that something similar to this happened.... There's really no way to regulate this??!!! And Muni still dare to raise wages, raise our fares and cut services??!!! One word to describe it all: WOW read more

MUNI - 28 19th Avenue - FOUR bus drivers taking their break while we wait.... - Public Transportation Near Me

Today, in advance of an important appointment at 2PM, I got to the bus stop 15 minutes before Nextbus told me it would arrive (about 1:10PM). It arrived very late, around 1:37PM, almost entirely packed. Inched up 19th Ave at a glacial pace. I got to my destination at, um, 3:05PM. That's right: it took me TWO FREAKING HOURS for what should have been a 30 or 35 minute trip (I have made this trip before, many times). This bus line is perpetually late, filled with grumpy people (particularly teenagers and old people who seem to be locked in perpetual warfare), and like all muni buses, redolent with the smell of urine and BO. Being that my trip today was 400% longer than it should have been, I think I understand the urine issue a little better. Surprisingly, the drivers are actually pleasant 71% of the time. Then there's today, when the driver actually got out of the bus to yell at a car that had cut her off at an intersection. Sigh. read more

On a weekday during peak hours, I feel like a sardine packed into a can with other sardines smushed with me. On a good day, its just me. At night, this bus takes FOREVER. =\ read more

I usually have no issues taking the 28/28L when necessary (I usually drive to work)...until 4/28/14 when the bus was 35 minutes late and I was scrambling to find a Lyft during rush hour so I might make it to work on time... Long story short: very disappointed in this bus line. It's supposed to come every 10 minutes according to Google Maps and I was left finding another way to get to work that morning after waiting 35 minutes... Viva la Lyft! read more

If MUNI lines were human beings, then the 28 would have been murdered a long time ago. The prime suspect? EVERY HUMAN BEING WHO EVER RODE THIS LINE! Okay, that's a slight exaggeration as I'm sure babies and toddlers wouldn't have developed the extreme frustration and agony this bus can cause so early in their development... but then again I wouldn't be surprised when it comes to this bus. Now when I first moved to where I am at now, relying on only one bus to get to work shouldn't have been a problem, but since this is MUNI we're talking about, having high hopes would only lead to extreme frustration and agony. I rode during the summer, meaning there weren't going to be too many students crowding my space. Even I knew things were going to get worse, and man, did it. Since then, it has only gotten worse over the course of the two and a half years that I began riding the 28 (and if I'm lucky, the 28L) on a daily basis. MUNI switched over from using paper Fast Passes to the Clipper Card... which isn't too bad, but ever since then, letting people on through the back is the norm and I've seen WAY too many people get on for free, crowding the buses even more than it should. All you freeloading MUNI riders should be ashamed of yourselves, and I hope you eventually get caught, especially that ugly, nasty, homeless-looking Filipino guy who acts crazy and sneezes everywhere. Prices have gone up, which means only one thing... less service. Yeah, paying more to get less is the norm in San Francisco nowadays. And don't even bother looking at NextBus. Sure, it can be accurate some of the time, but more than likely, the buses will be too early or too late, and NextBus will go from 11 minutes until a bus arrives one minute, and 2 minutes the next minute later, with the next bus arriving in 42 minutes. And most of the time, I see a bus go from 2 minutes to 22 minutes or 32 minutes, depending on... actually, I have no fucking clue what MUNI is thinking. I don't blame NextBus too much... it's just the messenger, after all... though messengers get killed when announcing bad news so it's only natural to blame NextBus. No, the real culprit is MUNI. Speaking about delays, you would think bus lines would put out more buses during peak hours, not take them away. I've been on board plenty of buses where the buses were crowded because the bus hadn't shown up for thirty minutes, and people just keep on packing in like sardines because they really don't know when another bus will show up again. There's been times when the bus was crowded, only to have the driver tell us that it's suddenly stopping and will go out of service, making people wait for the next bus at some random stop, only for the next bus to arrive in 20, 30, 40 minutes. I've had to catch the train to West Portal and another bus just to get home, and even while taking the long way home, the 28 still hadn't shown up by then. It's simply atrocious to see this bus go from mediocre to downright disgusting. From buses showing up too early, to buses showing up way too late, to not showing up at all, resulting in huge crowds during peak hours. The 28 is on a major street. Two, in fact. Three, if you count the part of Lombard Street that isn't all curvy for no reason but to attract tourists. It comes in contact with three trains and other important bus lines. Why did we all end up having to pay more to get on these buses when they take away service instead of adding buses to these important lines? The 28 is nothing but lies and disappointment, and NextBus is its messenger. It's kinda sad that it running on time with buses coming at 10-15 minute intervals, with people being content to mildly happy is the exception on this line, not the norm. read more

1. I dont hate the 28 or 29 2. I hate SFSU Students who complain, and are idiots thinking buses and rail vehicles should hold the entire fucking school. 3. If you dont like the bus and rail, dont live in Richmond or Sunset, if your too cheap to move, then why did you go to school in SF anyway? YAY TO MUNI for having the best bus line in the city that pisses people off daily! - And no, Im not being sarcastic at all, Im calling each of you out! read more

Ever waited over an hour in the cold and rain for a bus, then decide to call a taxi and have a cab arrive before the bus, resulting in a two hour trip and a cold to follow for the next week? The 28 makes me hate muni sometimes... Errr. And it makes me want to go to the city meetings and fight for more buses cause this is one line where you are sure to feel like you're in a can of sardines. Don't think about the nastiness on the bars, just keep your purell handy. read more

I'm gonna call this review "Why My EFFING MUNI Ride REALLY Sucked Today." It was a typical day at SFSU, My friend Lauren and I had just gotten out of our (YAAAWWWN) 2:10 class. There were swarms AND swarms of people waiting patiently for the 28, one in particular - a lady with an adorable baby in a stroller. Lauren was against anything small and bald from the get-go but neither of us were prepared for the crap this poor lady and her baby were about to embark on. We board the MUNI and hear the typical conversation, people talking about class, people discussing their personal lives in what can only be heard as a one sided conversation because they are on their cell phones, music from head phones, and our STUPID LOUD driver harassing this poor woman. The lady did not have a seat and was standing with one hand keeping her balance on the bar over head and one hand resting on the stroller, which the baby was safely strapped into. He was adament that babies must be held by the parent and it is AGAINST THE LAW for babies to be in strollers while on muni. The lady argued with him that there are no signs for that anywhere and it is completely absurd that holding her baby with one arm would be safer than him being strapped into a stroller. They continued this back and forth bickering until he finally claimed that she would need to get off at the next stop if she did not comply with MUNI rules and regulations and the LAW! She stood her ground. We all thought it was making for a pretty entertaining MUNI ride until he proceeded to stay stopped at the next stop for a full TEN minutes. That is a freaking eternity in MUNI time, not to mention he did this without so much a word, so it wasnt entirely clear that he was stopping because of the lady or what. The lady finally said that she would hold her baby as long as she could have a seat and a fellow MUNI rider gave up her seat. LONGEST MUNI RIDE EVER. I had to RUN like a freak to catch my BART train and Lauren missed hers completely. Like anyone paying any attention at all, I was overly curious as to what the actual laws are and whether or not it was law or just MUNI regulation. Imagine my suprise! I couldn't even find information about the actual laws, and I imagine lawmakers just have better things to do. However, the MUNI rules and regulations were easy as PIE to find! First rule, 1. It is the parent's decision as to whether the child is safer in the stroller or being held by the parent, as the parent would know the capabilities the particular stroller that he/she is bringing on board the vehicle. The other rules go on to say that if the baby is left in the stroller then the strolller must have breaks, which it did, the parent must have one hand on the stroller, which she did and the child must be belted or strapped down to the stroller, which he was. ashdjahdskahsadha!!@&*!&#*(@! WOW. So you're telling me that the drivers stupid outburst was literally a COMPLETE waste of everyones time! Thanks Jackass! read more

crowded! rode from geary back to sfsu gets 2 stars for bringing me and samson back to school after roy ditched us on clement after lunch one day... LOL read more

quite possibly the most unreliable and annoying MUNI bus line of all time. it's always late, and not even just a little bit late - it's often delayed 30 minutes or more. or it shows up on nextmuni as arriving soon... except apparently it's a phantom bus that never turns up, even when it tells me that it's "arriving." (is this like harry potter where you have to be on a secret platform or bus stop to get on it?!).WTF. then because it's so late, it's always SUPER packed. often with lots of annoying 18-year-old SF state kids who are screaming and having inane conversations quite loudly. it also tends to get caught in traffic a lot...i guess 19th ave. is a pretty busy street, but still! when you're late because you've been waiting for this stupid bus for an hour, it just tends to infuriate you even more. ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. read more

It is an outdoor Metro station. It isn't great, and it isn't bad. I love sitting and just staring people down in traffic. That is the only cool thing about this station. Other than that, you are going to use it regardless so there is no reason to complain. read more

Hello, so before I begin my story I would like to state that I have been taking the SF Muni 28 for a little over a month now and have had a great transportation experience, until today. I commute from Rohnert Park, CA to San Francisco to attend summer courses at San Francisco State University and have always taken the Muni 28 in order to get to the campus. I was hopping onto the Muni to get back to the bridge where I catch my commuter bus to get back home when I noticed that it was running over five minutes late. This did not bother me because I understand the traffic in San Francisco can be harsh at times. When the Muni 28 came around I scanned my clipper as I normally would, then proceeded to take a seat in the back. I noticed from the beginning of the ride that the driver was slamming the breaks for no reason. We weren't approaching any stops, there weren't any people crossing the street, and there were barely any cars in front of us. It was at one stop that really caught myself and the whole bus by surprise because the driver slammed the breaks as if we were about to crash, but yet again there was nothing there. I then looked into the upper reflection mirror and noticed a glowing light next to the driver. I am not stating whether it was a phone or not, but it looked very similar to one. But once again, I chose to just let it go because I do understand that some drivers go through the city differently. Then I noticed a leak in my backpack. I opened my backpack to find that my $80 filter water bottle had cracked open from the stop. I also noticed that my TI-84 plus calculator ($90) had severe water damage, as well as 2/3 of my USB ports on my laptop. I quickly pulled everything out and let my papers and electronics dry. The driver dropped me off at the bridge where I catch the SANTA ROSA 101 to go back home. I am now writing this review with soaking wet pants and a drenched backpack at my knees because I want to inform everyone about what your experience could be like. I am a pretty understanding guy when it comes to many things, but this is not one of them. I hope that Muni will learn to train their drivers to commute around the city in a better manner, as well as follow the law. read more

Catching this route from the marina district to the inner rich, is so quick and easy. It also stops at the golden gate bridge too. Don't know about the rest of the route though. read more