Difference between revisions of "Tri Delta Transit fares"
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==Regular routes== | ==Regular routes== | ||
<tab sep=comma class="wikitable"> | <tab sep=comma class="wikitable"> | ||
| − | , Single ride, day pass, 20-ride punch pass | + | , Single ride, [[BART to bus transfer]], day pass, 20-ride punch pass, Monthly pass |
| − | Adult and youth (6-64), [[Base fare::$1. | + | Adult and youth (6-64), [[Base fare::$1.75]], $1.00, $3.00, $30.00, $50.00 |
| − | Senior (65 or over) and Disabled, $0. | + | Senior (65 or over) and Disabled, $0.75, -, $1.25, $15.00, |
</tab> | </tab> | ||
Tri Delta Transit accepts [[East Bay Value Pass]]. | Tri Delta Transit accepts [[East Bay Value Pass]]. | ||
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| + | Route 300 requires a $0.50 surcharge for cash fares. | ||
==Delta Express routes== | ==Delta Express routes== | ||
Revision as of 00:07, 3 September 2009
Tri Delta Transit accepts cash and offers various passes.
Regular routes
<tab sep=comma class="wikitable"> , Single ride, BART to bus transfer, day pass, 20-ride punch pass, Monthly pass Adult and youth (6-64), $1.75"$" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 1.75., $1.00, $3.00, $30.00, $50.00 Senior (65 or over) and Disabled, $0.75, -, $1.25, $15.00, </tab>
Tri Delta Transit accepts East Bay Value Pass.
Route 300 requires a $0.50 surcharge for cash fares.
Delta Express routes
Each Delta Express route has its own fares.
