BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023
San Francisco Bay Ferry
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Transit
MAY 31, 2023
City of Berkeley receives $5.1 million to develop pier, ferry project
The city of Berkeley secured a $5.1 million fund from the Alameda County Transportation Commission, or ACTC, for the Berkeley Pier with Ferry Access Project last Thursday, according to a press release from Berkeley city Councilmember Rigel Robinson.
Transit
MAY 31, 2023
City of Berkeley receives $5.1 million to develop pier, ferry project
The city of Berkeley secured a $5.1 million fund from the Alameda County Transportation Commission, or ACTC, for the Berkeley Pier with Ferry Access Project last Thursday, according to a press release from Berkeley city Councilmember Rigel Robinson.
City
AUGUST 18, 2022
Clipper BayPass provides free transit to 12,000 UC Berkeley students
BART and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission launched Clipper BayPass on Monday, a two-year pilot program providing free public transit to about 50,000 Bay Area residents, including 12,000 UC Berkeley students.
City
AUGUST 18, 2022
Clipper BayPass provides free transit to 12,000 UC Berkeley students
BART and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission launched Clipper BayPass on Monday, a two-year pilot program providing free public transit to about 50,000 Bay Area residents, including 12,000 UC Berkeley students.
City
AUGUST 03, 2016
Water taxi service Tideline looks to expand operations in Berkeley
Citing public transportation congestion in the Bay Area, Tideline Marine Group — a water taxi service operating out of the Port of San Francisco — is pushing the California Public Utilities Commission to allow the company to run its ferries from the Berkeley Marina to San Francisco on a regular schedule of times.
City
AUGUST 03, 2016
Water taxi service Tideline looks to expand operations in Berkeley
Citing public transportation congestion in the Bay Area, Tideline Marine Group — a water taxi service operating out of the Port of San Francisco — is pushing the California Public Utilities Commission to allow the company to run its ferries from the Berkeley Marina to San Francisco on a regular schedule of times.
