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Muni Metro is the name of the [[light rail]] component of the San Franicsco [[Muni]] system. In [[downtown San Francisco]], all lines operate in the subway under Market Street (with downtown stations shared with [[BART]]). Outside the downtown, Muni Metro vehicles operate mostly on street, often in mixed traffic. Fares on Muni Metro is the same as Muni buses and all passes and transfer apply to both modes.
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'''Muni Metro''' is the name of the [[light rail]] component of the San Francisco [[Muni]] system. In [[downtown San Francisco]], all lines operate in the subway under [[Market Street (San Francisco)|Market Street]] (with downtown stations shared with [[BART]]). Outside the downtown, Muni Metro vehicles operate mostly on street, often in mixed traffic. Fares on Muni Metro is the same as Muni buses and all passes and transfer apply to both modes.
  
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Service begins from 5 a.m. on weekdays, 7 a.m. on Saturdays, and 8 a.m. on Sundays until 12 a.m. seven days a week.
  
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Service begins at 5am to 1am on weekdays, 7am to 1am on Saturdays, and 8am to 1am on Sundays. At other times, buses provide substitute service along most of the routes.
 
  
 
==Map==
 
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==How to take Muni Metro==
 
==How to take Muni Metro==
 
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Muni Metro stops at platform stations (see map above) and on-street stops (which resemble bus stops and are located every few blocks). Some on street stops have boarding island. Others have a sign on the curbside and require riders to board on the roadway. Motorists are required to stop before the Metro vehicles to allow riders to board.
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Muni Metro stops at platform stations (see map above) and on-street stops (which resemble bus stops and are located every few blocks). Some on-street stops have boarding islands. Others have a sign on the curbside and require riders to board on the roadway. Motorists are required to stop before the Metro vehicles to allow riders to board.
  
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When boarding Muni Metro at any of the subway stations, you need to [[Muni ticket machine|buy a ticket]] or show pass/transfer [[Muni Metro faregates|at the station]] before you proceed to the platform. When boarding at a surface stop (platform or on-street), you can pay the cash fare on board behind the train operator. Others with pass, transfer, or [[Clipper]] card can board through any door (Clipper reader is available at every door).
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When boarding Muni Metro at any of the subway stations, you need to [[Muni ticket machine|buy a ticket]] or show pass/transfer [[Muni Metro faregates|at the station]] before you proceed to the platform. When boarding at a surface stop (platform or on-street), you can pay the cash fare on board behind the train operator. Others with the pass, transfer, or [[Clipper]] card/Clipper enabled mobile device can board through any door (a Clipper reader is available at every door).
  
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If you pay cash, you need to keep the transfer or ticket as [[proof of payment]]. Random fare inspections take place onboard Metro trains and at downtown Metro stations inside the paid area.
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If you pay cash, you need to keep the transfer or ticket as [[proof of payment]]. Random fare inspections take place on board Metro trains and at downtown Metro stations inside the paid area.
  
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On the train, announcements will be made for the next station (in the subway). Pull the stop cord by the windows to request train stop. Except underground stations, train will skip stops if no one is waiting on the platform and no one has requested to disembark.  
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On the train, announcements will be made for the next station (in the subway). Pull the stop cord by the windows to request a train stop. Except for underground stations, trains will skip stops if no one is waiting on the platform and no one has requested to disembark.  
  
 
===Bicycles===
 
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==Disabled access==
 
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Even though Muni Metro is accessible, accessing the system is quite complicated given the various types of stations and stops on the systems. Wheelchair riders should board on the front door of the front car.
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Even though Muni Metro is accessible, accessing the system is quite complicated given the various types of stations and stops on the system. Wheelchair riders should board at the front door of the front car.
  
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At all underground stations, elevators are available between surface and concourse, and between the concourse and platform. Call Muni at 311 or (415) 554-6999 for updates on elevator availability. All surface stations that feature high-level platforms (like those on the T line) are accessible through ramps. For the rest of the system, select surface stops (see map above with grey circles) provide wheelchair access through wayside wheelchair ramps. To board Muni at these stops, wait on the top of the ramp.  
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At all underground stations, elevators are available between surface and concourse, and between the concourse and platform. Call Muni at 311 or (415) 554-6999 for updates on elevator availability. All surface stations that feature high-level platforms (like those on the T line) are accessible through ramps. For the rest of the system, select surface stops (see map above with bolded circles) provide wheelchair access through wayside wheelchair ramps. To board Muni at these stops, wait on the top of the ramp.  
  
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Latest revision as of 02:47, 8 January 2023

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Muni Metro is the name of the light rail component of the San Francisco Muni system. In downtown San Francisco, all lines operate in the subway under Market Street (with downtown stations shared with BART). Outside the downtown, Muni Metro vehicles operate mostly on street, often in mixed traffic. Fares on Muni Metro is the same as Muni buses and all passes and transfer apply to both modes.

Munimetrocar.jpg

Some rail service is replaced by buses (return to rail after construction):

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Service begins from 5 a.m. on weekdays, 7 a.m. on Saturdays, and 8 a.m. on Sundays until 12 a.m. seven days a week.

Service during the early weekend morning, outside of owl service hours, is provided by surface buses.

Map

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How to take Muni Metro

Njudahstreet.jpg

Muni Metro stops at platform stations (see map above) and on-street stops (which resemble bus stops and are located every few blocks). Some on-street stops have boarding islands. Others have a sign on the curbside and require riders to board on the roadway. Motorists are required to stop before the Metro vehicles to allow riders to board.

When boarding Muni Metro at any of the subway stations, you need to buy a ticket or show pass/transfer at the station before you proceed to the platform. When boarding at a surface stop (platform or on-street), you can pay the cash fare on board behind the train operator. Others with the pass, transfer, or Clipper card/Clipper enabled mobile device can board through any door (a Clipper reader is available at every door).

If you pay cash, you need to keep the transfer or ticket as proof of payment. Random fare inspections take place on board Metro trains and at downtown Metro stations inside the paid area.

On the train, announcements will be made for the next station (in the subway). Pull the stop cord by the windows to request a train stop. Except for underground stations, trains will skip stops if no one is waiting on the platform and no one has requested to disembark.

Bicycles

Muni Metro does not allow bicycles.

Disabled access

Even though Muni Metro is accessible, accessing the system is quite complicated given the various types of stations and stops on the system. Wheelchair riders should board at the front door of the front car.

At all underground stations, elevators are available between surface and concourse, and between the concourse and platform. Call Muni at 311 or (415) 554-6999 for updates on elevator availability. All surface stations that feature high-level platforms (like those on the T line) are accessible through ramps. For the rest of the system, select surface stops (see map above with bolded circles) provide wheelchair access through wayside wheelchair ramps. To board Muni at these stops, wait on the top of the ramp.

External links

San Francisco Municipal Railway
Muni Metro: J Church • K Ingleside • L Taraval • M Ocean View • N Judah • S Shuttle • T Third Street
Heritage services: BSicon CCAR.svg Cable cars: California • Powell - Hyde • Powell - Mason
BSicon PCC.svg Historic streetcars: E Embarcadero • F Market & Wharves
Bus routes: Local • Rapid • Express • All-Nighter
Miscellaneous: Fares • Maps
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