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Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2008-07-25 10:44:06

+ photo

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-	+ [[Image(Millbrae at sunset.jpg, thumb, right, 400, "The concourse level at ["Millbrae station" Millbrae] (May 2008)")]]
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	+ =Stations=
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- ''An asterisk (*) denotes a wheelchair accessible station.''	+ ''An asterisk (*) denotes a wheelchair-accessible station.''

Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2008-07-25 10:41:27

Upload of image Millbrae at sunset.jpg.

Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2008-01-01 03:59:45

+ wheelchair accessible stations

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Line 18:	Line 18:
- *San Francisco	+ San Francisco
Line 20:	Line 20:
- *Bayshore	+ Bayshore
Line 22:	Line 22:
- *San Bruno	+ San Bruno
Line 24:	Line 24:
- *["Millbrae station" Millbrae]	+ ["Millbrae station" Millbrae]
Line 27:	Line 27:
- San Mateo - Hayward Park - Hillsdale - Belmont - San Carlos - Redwood City	+ San Mateo + Hayward Park + Hillsdale + Belmont + San Carlos + Redwood City
Line 35:	Line 35:
- Menlo Park - Palo Alto	+ Menlo Park + Palo Alto
Line 39:	Line 39:
- San Antonio - Mountain View - *Sunnyvale	+ San Antonio + Mountain View + Sunnyvale
Line 43:	Line 43:
- Lawrence - Santa Clara	+ Lawrence + Santa Clara
Line 46:	Line 46:
- San Jose Diridon - Tamien	+ San Jose Diridon + Tamien
Line 49:	Line 49:
- Capitol - Blossom Hill	+ Capitol + Blossom Hill
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- Morgan Hill - San Martin - *Gilroy	+ Morgan Hill + San Martin + Gilroy + + ''An asterisk (*) denotes a wheelchair accessible station.''

Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2008-01-01 03:40:34

+ baby bullet, restroom & disabled access info

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- It should be noted that unlike ["Muni"] and ["BART"], Caltrain allows the consumption of food (including alcohol) on its trains, except after 9 on special event nights such as baseball games. Let's keep it clean, though!	+ Some trains are baby bullet trains, which make select stops and therefore travel much faster than others that stop at every station. There are several bullet train "routes," some with more stops than others. Be sure to stand behind the yellow area when a bullet train is approaching, because it may pass by very quickly! + + It should be noted that unlike ["Muni"] and ["BART"], Caltrain allows the consumption of food (including alcohol) on its trains, except after 9 on special event nights such as baseball games. Let's keep it clean, though! The same courtesy applies to the restrooms, which tend to be in the northernmost car.
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	+ + The car adjacent to the northernmost car is usually the one accessible by riders who use wheelchairs.

Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2007-12-30 00:59:09

(quick edit)

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Line 20:	Line 20:
- *Millbrae	+ *["Millbrae station" Millbrae]

Caltrain

KaiTing — 2007-06-04 08:14:08

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- You can bring your ["Bicycles" bike] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train.	+ You can bring your ["Bicycles" bike] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train. You should sit in the same car as your bike.

Caltrain

KaiTing — 2007-06-04 08:13:35

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- You can bring your ["Bicycles" bikes] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train.	+ You can bring your ["Bicycles" bike] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train.

Caltrain

KaiTing — 2007-06-04 08:13:10

fixed typo

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- You can bring your ["Bicyles" bikes] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train.	+ You can bring your ["Bicycles" bikes] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train.

Caltrain

KaiTing — 2007-06-04 08:12:35

+ bikes

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	+ + You can bring your ["Bicyles" bikes] on Caltrain. There's a designated car for bikes, noted by a yellow bike decal on the exterior. If the bike car fills up, the cyclist must wait for the next train.

Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2007-04-24 15:11:13

+ info about fast passes

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- Fares are calculated based on the number of zones through which the passenger has traveled. A regular adult one-way ticket within one zone costs $2.25, and each additional zone crossed costs $1.75 more. Therefore, a trip from San Bruno (Zone 1) to Atherton (Zone 3) costs $5.75, the same as a trip from the San Francisco station (Zone 1) to Sunnyvale (Zone 3). Discounted fares are available for senior citizens, disabled individuals, and minors.	+ Fares are calculated based on the number of zones through which the passenger has traveled. A regular adult one-way ticket within one zone costs $2.25, and each additional zone crossed costs $1.75 more. Therefore, a trip from San Bruno (Zone 1) to Atherton (Zone 3) costs $5.75, the same as a trip from the San Francisco station (Zone 1) to Sunnyvale (Zone 3). Discounted fares are available for senior citizens, disabled individuals, and minors. ["Fast Pass" Fast Passes] can't be used on Caltrain.

Caltrain

AmyZimmerman — 2007-04-24 15:02:12

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|http://www.caltrain.com has schedules, routes, fares and more\|\| + + Caltrain is a rail line that runs from Fourth and King streets all the way down to Gilroy. The northernmost three stations are in San Francisco. + + Fares are calculated based on the number of zones through which the passenger has traveled. A regular adult one-way ticket within one zone costs $2.25, and each additional zone crossed costs $1.75 more. Therefore, a trip from San Bruno (Zone 1) to Atherton (Zone 3) costs $5.75, the same as a trip from the San Francisco station (Zone 1) to Sunnyvale (Zone 3). Discounted fares are available for senior citizens, disabled individuals, and minors. + + It should be noted that unlike ["Muni"] and ["BART"], Caltrain allows the consumption of food (including alcohol) on its trains, except after 9 on special event nights such as baseball games. Let's keep it clean, though! + + The stations, from north to south, include: + ===Zone 1=== + San Francisco + 22nd Street + Bayshore + South San Francisco + San Bruno + ===Zone 2=== + Millbrae + Broadway + Burlingame + San Mateo + Hayward Park + Hillsdale + Belmont + San Carlos + Redwood City + ===Zone 3=== + Atherton + Menlo Park + Palo Alto + Stanford + California Avenue + San Antonio + Mountain View + Sunnyvale + ===Zone 4=== + Lawrence + Santa Clara + College Park + San Jose Diridon + Tamien + ===Zone 5=== + Capitol + Blossom Hill + ===Zone 6=== + Morgan Hill + San Martin + Gilroy