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New Bus Maps Available for SamTrans Riders

This is the first update of the map in two years.

SamTrans has issued a new Bus Route Map, which provides an overview of where SamTrans service runs in San Mateo County, Palo Alto and San Francisco.

This is the first update of the map in two years. 

The SamTrans Bus Route Map provides information on fares, accessible service and bicycle access, and is presented in English and Spanish.


The map also shows riders where to connect between different transit systems, such as Caltrain and BART, and which bus routes serve those systems.

In addition, the map includes pricing for the new Day Pass.

SamTrans also recently updated and released its Information Guide.

Copies of the SamTrans Bus Route Map are available on all buses and can be downloaded at www.samtrans.com. For schedule information, call 1-800-660-4287 (TTY 650-508-6448).

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