sfomuseum.org Located in San Francisco Airport is…read more "WOMEN OF AFROFUTURISM" exhibit located in the Harvey Milk Terminal is on display until September 27,2026. Shoutout to Charlene ,an amazing sales manager in the airport, took a break to point me in the right direction! The artifacts are well displayed. ""This exhibition celebrates the women of Afrofuturism who continually imagine inclusive, joyful, and luminous futures for Black people while simultaneously addressing present issues and past injustices. Artwork by Oakland-based filmmaker and artist Celia C. Peters, Boston-based digital artist Nettrice Gaskins, and interdisciplinary artist Alisha B. Wormsley, who created the THERE ARE BLACK PEOPLE IN THE FUTURE billboards, are on view alongside futuristic fashion designs by San Francisco native Afatasi the Artist and artist and professor D. Denenge Duyst-Akpem.""

Harvey Milk Terminal 1 at SFO can get very busy, especially with the heavy volume of domestic…read moreflights and often have flights delays. It happened twice this year at this location (with two different airlines). On the bright side, this terminal area has abundant water stations, a good food court area (limited tables), several airline lounges for travelers looking to relax, and even a unique café operated by robots - - including an exhibits by local artists and a small museum! I like that it's not chaotic -- even flow of travelers.

This was a solid bus line when it was around. Sadly the ridiculous Muni changes and fare rises…read morehave caused the 9AX (and 9X and 9BX) to morph into the 8AX (and so on respectfully). Still runs the same line, justa different number because city officials and the people who run MUNI and fuckfaces. Gets reall crowded between Geary-California. but usually clears up once you get past Chinatown.

It is a crime to sneak onto a bus without paying the bus fare…read more Hehehe I've always done this. I know... I'm horrible. =P I hope they don't come get me. Ummm, If my memory serves me right... This bus runs through the projects to San Bruno. I almost got robbed like 3 times. Luckily I sat next to some old rough looking chinese ladies. They can fight, I'm sure you've seen that youtube video of OLD CHINESE LADY VS. BLACK GIRL. Haha. The bus is always on time and always smell like shit. Can't really complain about something that's cheap (or free =P). Gets me where I want to be and it beats traffic anytime.

I read the great reviews and wanted to give Bay Transit Shuttle a try. They are also very local,…read moreonly a few blocks from my home, so I figured I can support a local business and it's an easy trip to OAK airport for both the driver and myself. No reviews in the last year should have been a red-flag. Called at 7:20am and left a message. Called at 8:20am and left a message. No call backs. Holding out a bit longer to give them a shot to respond, then I'll call someone else. UPDATE: called at 9:05, still no answer. Going elsewhere for my shuttle.

$38 from OAK to Piedmont Ave. in Oakland. The shuttle arrived 30 sec. after I got to the pickup…read morelocation. Everything was smooth. It is not much cheaper than a cab ride but during commute hours, it's good to know that you'll be charged a flat rate no matter how bad the traffic is. Accepts cash and credit card.

Took a smooth ride down the el Camino . The bus driver has a really cool personality and my trip…read morewent smooth. The bus driver has a lot of patience and is real chill.

Having never taken SamTrans in my life I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the buses and…read morethe friendliness of the drivers. I'm used to SF Muni, which is held together by duct tape and a prayer. The 390 was plush, reminding me of a 60's bucket seat and clean with quite a bit of space for the isle ways. The bus came early, left on time and both stops had seating. ZOMG. What a concept. Sadly SamTrans as with VTA doesn't have nextbus but the quality of the ride sometimes does negate the quantity of the buses you can catch. Sometimes.

Very tricky we had a hard time buying transportation in San Francisco. With the trolleys not…read morerunning we depended on buses. The routes aren't well laid out & The stops are difficult to find. Once were on the buses the drivers have been helpful and we see notice of what the next stop coming is. We bought a clipper card for a few days unlimited at Walgreens. The sales clerk wasn't too knowledgeable nor helpful. The visitor center so does how to upload it to our wallet and now were using our phones to pay for transportation. It took a couple of tries before we were able to work the app properly. Would love to know how to play the passes want to wait at the stop. Also sad some are camped & living at the bus stops.

The only way I can tolerate the 1AX is by pretending it's a roller coaster. It's the only way that…read moreI could stand riding this line for months without hurling myself out the window to end the misery. But if you want to endure the bus line you might try to pretend that this is the 2Fast2Furious version of the Muni. Because California St is narrow you'll typically be riding the smallish buses where the drivers like to put the bus in a low gear and speed up the small hills like they're racing Dom Toretto. This wouldn't be a problem if you're sitting down but the express bus is typically packed like it's the last ride out of the Fall of Saigon. I've seen old ladies getting tossed which is not unbelievable as I've gone fallen myself. If you need to cheer yourself up, pretend that you're riding the 1AX during zombie apocalypse from Dawn of the Dead. This will keep you entertained when a swarm of people sprint after the bus when the bus starts to skip stops because it's too full. If they do catch up to the bus at a red light because they'll angry start beating on the door which is kind of frightening. But instead of wanting to eat out your eyeballs, they trying to do something more hideous, like show up to work on time. If you're a senior/handicapped you can pretend that you're in Wall Street. Keep your eyes peeled and remember that everyone is a crook You'd think that professionals going Downtown weren't a bunch of A-holes, but they'll steal seat in the handicapped/senior section making a poor old man stand in a heartbeat. If you get creeped out by a weird dirty old man in a suit, just pretend he's Willy Wonka from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. If he does show you his lollipop, I'd recommend that you take out a pair of scissors and pretend you're in filming the documentary on Lorena Bobbit in "Bobbetized". Good luck!

Atrocious. Made a reservation for a 7:20 AM pick up to SFO. 7:45 AM and still no car in sight…read more There are just too many other reliable transportation options to have to deal with the stress of using Airport Taxi Cab, where reservation times are apparently taken as mere suggestions. Save yourself a lot of stress, and AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

Driver was polite for 7 am on a weekend morning, but I found a few points lacking:…read more 1) Right off the bat, he started asking me for directions to a destination less than 2 miles away from where he'd spent the morning parked. (The reason I bother taking cabs in places I've never visited is that drivers presumably know the area, whereas I don't.) 1.5) He then pulled over to set up the GPS. (This should've happened after I stated the destination and before we commenced driving.) 2) The fare meter was still running while we were parked for him to fiddle with the GPS. (I shouldn't have to pay for a driver to a] do what they should've already done and / or b] figure out what they should already know.) I kept glancing around the interior for a cab ID #, driver info, etc. like other cab companies display, but everywhere blankness. #sketch I still tipped and thanked the man, of course. I also walked the way back on my own, trading time for simplicity.

Sketchy company, Beware the Bait and Switch. We never really had a great feeling about dealing with…read morethis guy and should have trusted our gut. He was sketchy and unprofessional on the phone, his emails were poorly worded, and at one point we got several SPAM/Virus emails from his account. We agreed on a specific car to accomodate our group of 14 people-- on the day we had booked the owner called and said that the Infinity (the car we'd agreed on) had broken down and he was sending another car, and assured me that it was just as big and was a nice car --it was neither. It was much smaller, the stereo didn't work, the AC and interior lights kept shutting off. The driver still charged us the full amount UP FRONT (what were we supposed to do, we had OUR wedding to be at and a 9 hour excusion planned for us and our family). *strange that the car we booked broke down on the hour drive to our house, yet the replacement car still arrived on time and with the same driver we were expecting all along.* If we had just been taking a short trip I *may* have let this all slide, but as mentioned, we booked the limo for 9 hours to take us from the north bay, to SF City Hall, to our evening destination and then take our guests home again, for our wedding. The driver had no sympathy and inisisted we pay the full amount, and then had the balls to moan and groan the entire day about the gratuity not being included --despite the owner saying repeatedly that the fee we paid UP FRONT included all fees and gratuity. If you're worried about the quality of the car and the level of service, I would highly recommend NOT using Glamorous Limo and spend the extra money on a company that stands behind their service and their staff.

I found Glamourous Limousine on Craigslist and am glad we used them for our recent combination…read moreBirthday Party/Livermore Valley Wine Tasting Tour! I inquired with several limo companies that I found on Craigslist, but Jeffrey, the owner/operator of Glamourous Limo was BY FAR the most responsive and flexible in putting our combination birthday party/wine tasting trip together! Our driver, Michael, was right on time to pick us up, was very accomodating is taking a few pictures of our group in front of the beautiful 10-passenger stretch Lincoln. We will definitely use Glamourous Limousine for all of our future transportation needs! Happy Holidays everyone!

True story: I got off the T-Third at this station just to use a mailbox. OK, I also got off the…read moreT-Third at this station so that I could FtR a Muni station, but I did have important letters to mail, and my usual 20th Street stop didn't have a mailbox nearby that I knew of. Why does 3rd Street in Dogpatch have so few mailboxes? I know that there's never a mailbox when you need one--not that anyone seems to need them anymore--but San Francisco does have quite a few mailboxes in prominent and strategic places. So before I headed over to Dogpatch, I used Google Street View to find a mailbox close to where I was going. I spied the one on the northeast corner of 3rd & 22nd, and I thought there was a 22nd Street station. Once I pulled the cord while on the T-Third, I realized I was wrong. So I trudged back up 3rd Street to 22nd, deposited my mail, and walked on to 20th Street. If I need to use that mailbox again, I'll probably just get off at 20th Street and walk the extra block (21st doesn't cross 3rd Street), but I'm glad I had the experience--and the FtR. I should point out that things get pretty desolate in that single block between 22nd and 23rd Streets, so if you are headed to 22nd Street, especially at night, 20th is a safer bet even though it's technically farther--even though it's not.