California Transportation

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Airlines/Airports

Wikipedia – List of California Airports

Maps of the World

LA/Ontario World Airport

—-Ground Transportation

Meadow Field

Monterey

Riverside Municipal

Contra Costa County Airports

Official USA California Airports

Airport-Data

Airport Authority sizing up Airports

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Bus Services

Wikipedia – Bus Transportation California

Silverado Stages

Pacific Coachways

Delta Charter

Storer Coachways

Trailways

Kern Transit

Starline Tours

AC Transit

Orange County Transportation Authority

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Car Rentals

Enterprise  –  Hertz  –  Avis  –  Budget  –  Dollar  –  Thrifty

California Rent a Car

California Baja Rent a Car

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Expedia  Kayak  –  Priceline

Sixt

Travel Supermarket

CarRentals

Costco

Vroom Vroom Vroom

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City/State Transportation

Where Public Transportation Goes Community Grows

Mapping of all California public transportation

Metro

Pasadena

About Travel – Public Transportation Companies that Serve LA

CA.gov – Road, Traffic and Travel

San Jose

Sacramento

San Diego

Santa Clara – Valley Transportation Authority

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Distance Calculations

Info Please

Map Crow

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How Far is it Between

Distance from To

Google Map Developers

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Military Specials/Discounts

511 SF Bay – Regional Transit Discount Card

Orange County Transportation Authority

Tap to Go

Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Tickets-Smart Cards

MTS – Senior/Disabled Discount

Military Discounted Transportation to Disneyland

Retail Me Not – Super Shuttle

Santa Clara – Valley Transportation Authority Discounts for Disabled

AC Transit – Discounted Passes on Clipper

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Taxis and Shuttles

CA Shuttle Bus

Catalina Transportation Services

San Diego

City Captain

AAA Green Cab and Airport Shuttle

Martina’s Transportation

Airport Taxi Cab

AAA On Time Airporter

Yellow Cab

Trip Advisor – Top Taxis and Shuttles in California

Oakland Airport

LA/Ontario Int’l – Taxicab/Door to Door Van Services

Mammoth Taxi

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Trains

Amtrak

—-Amtrak – CA Train Routes

—-Amtrak California

MetroLink

Skunk Train

Total Escape

Roaring Camp

Caltrain

Sierra Railroad

Coaster

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Transportation Links and Things

Virtual Tourist

American Public Transportation Association

California Transit Assocation

California Dream Big – Travel Tips and Information

Budget Travel

Trip Advisor – Los Angeles Public Transportation Information

Trip Advisor – San Francisco Public Transportation Information

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A lot of people ask for transportation options from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) to Travis AFB, CA, (SUU). Well, here is the report from the trip I took today, plus photos…because everybody loves photos. Here we go.

When you land at SFO, go to baggage claim (if you have bags), and then look for the AirTrain/BART signs. The BART station is at the terminal G stop, right after the international terminal. I bought our tickets at the kiosk and the prices are listed on the machine. You don’t buy the ticket for the exact price so I bought 2, $10 tickets. The price from SFO to El Centro del Norte station is $9.65. On the way to El Centro del Norte you will exit at the 19th Street station, from the SFO yellow line, and walk 2 seconds to the train platform for the train towards El Cerrito del Norte, orange line. 

El Centro del Norte has some shady looking people around and I would be on guard there, and I would still take this route to Travis, but maybe not at night. Anyhow, once you exit the El Centro del Norte train, you go downstairs and look for bus #90. This is the express bus to the Fairfield Transportation Center. Make sure you tell the driver you are going to Travis AFB and will need transfers. At the FTC you will board bus #3 and will exit at the Walmart, and then catch bus #4 to Travis. The bus drops your right off in front of the Westwind Inn (Travis lodging). Total bus fare is $5.75 and just ask the driver to let you know where to get off.

I could have paid the $125 for the shuttle from SFO to Travis but the wife wanted to see about this route. All in all, a great option! There was ample room on all the busses for our luggage and backpack. So, there you have it. If you want to save some money and add to your adventure, try out the BART/bus combo… It is VERY easy!