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SamTrans > News Archive > Your Guide to Using the Millbrae Intermodal Station

Your Guide to Using the Millbrae Intermodal Station
Getting around the Bay Area on rail has gotten even easier with the opening of the
BART-SFO extension stations: South San Francisco, San Bruno, San Francisco
International Airport and Millbrae.
Caltrain serves the Millbrae Intermodal Station by rail Monday through Friday.
Millbrae is served by Route RRX, Caltrain’s supplemental weekend bus service, which
operates through March 2004.
The new Millbrae station represents one of the first cross-platform rail-to-rail
links, west of the Mississippi.
Below are some of the things you should know when making the connection with BART.
Transferring between Caltrain and BART
- Northbound Caltrain passengers can pass through the platform fare gates to
transfer to BART, after purchasing a BART ticket.
- Southbound Caltrain passengers can make the BART connection by going up to the
concourse level and then down to the appropriate BART track. BART passengers
making a southbound Caltrain connection should do the same.
- To access San Francisco International Airport, BART is operating a shuttle
train every 20 minutes between the Millbrae station and SFO. BART’s SFO shuttle
train is located on the easternmost track at the Millbrae station. All passengers
must purchase the ticket before boarding.
- Once a passenger arrives at the airport’s International Terminal, the AirTrain,
located upstairs from the BART station, can carry passengers between terminals.
Caltrain and BART tickets are sold separately through each system’s Ticket Vending
Machines. Passengers must have the appropriate fare media to board each system’s
train.
Caltrain ticket agents are available on the concourse level weekdays between 5:30 a.m.
and 1:00 p.m. BART station agents are available to answer questions and provide
information weekdays between 4 a.m. and midnight.
Caltrain provides Translink readers on its platforms but those cards are not
currently compatible with BART technology.
Transferring between SamTrans and BART
SamTrans provides connecting service on 14 new and realigned bus routes to the
following stations:
Millbrae Intermodal Station
Routes serving the west-side bus bays (El Camino Real side): 342
Routes serving the east-side bus bays (Parking garage side): 390, 391, 397, RRX, all
shuttles
San Bruno Station
Bus bays located north of the station between the parking garage and Huntington
Avenue serve all routes: 34, 133, 140, 141, 391
South San Francisco Station
Routes serving west-side bus bays (El Camino Real side): 122, 133, 390, Gateway
Shuttles
Routes serving east-side bus bays (Mission Road side): 130, 132 and Genentech
Shuttles
SamTrans passengers must purchase BART tickets at the station’s fare machines before
proceeding to the platforms. BART-Plus tickets also are available, giving BART
passengers a local fare credit on SamTrans buses.
Frequency
The South San Francisco, San Bruno, San Francisco International Airport and Millbrae
BART stations are served by the Richmond and/or Pittsburg/Bay Point lines, depending
on time of day. For details regarding peak and off-peak service, please check with
BART at 800.788.BART.
BART operates between 4 a.m. and midnight on weekdays, 6 a.m. to midnight on
Saturdays and 8 a.m. to midnight on Sundays and holidays.
Bikes
Caltrain bicycle passengers should be aware that BART only allows bicycles during
non-peak periods. Both Caltrain and BART offer bicycle storage facilities at the
station. For safety reasons, bicycles must not be taken onto the escalators.
Bicyclists connecting between the systems via the concourse level must use the
elevators or stairs.
Parking
The following facilities are charging for parking:
- Daly City BART
- Colma BART
- Colma Park and Ride
Daily Fee: $2.00
Monthly Fee: $42.00
Monthly Reserved: $63.00
Effective Dec. 1, 2003:
- Millbrae Intermodal Station
- San Bruno BART
- South San Francisco BART
Daily Fee: $1.00
Monthly Fee: $20.00
Monthly Reserved: $30.00
Effective Nov. 15, 2003 at Millbrae, San Bruno, South San Francisco, Colma BART
stations and Colma Park and Ride lot:
- No charge for parking on weekends
- 24-hour parking limit is suspended from Friday through Sunday
At the Millbrae station, the BART parking facilities are located on the east-side of
the station and are for use by BART and Caltrain passengers.
Caltrain continues to offer parking at its existing Millbrae lot on the west side of
the tracks. However, the lot is reserved for use by Caltrain passengers with a
monthly Caltrain parking permit until 10 a.m. After 10 a.m., riders paying the daily
fee are allowed to park in the Caltrain lot.
A monthly Caltrain parking permit may only be purchased in conjunction with the
purchase of a Caltrain Monthly Ticket or two 10-ride tickets. Caltrain-issued
parking permits are not valid in the east-side parking facilities. Parking is limited
to 24 hours.
Station Amenities
All stations are equipped with elevators and restrooms. The restrooms are located in
the paid area at all BART stations. While each station is accessible, the location
and number of elevators varies based on layout. Please contact BART for more
information.
Information
BART: 650-992-BART, www.bart.gov
Caltrain/SamTrans: 1-800-660-4287, (TDD) 650-508-6448,
www.caltrain.com
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