Traffic Survey of "Liupanshui Hotel Discount" in San Francisco

San Francisco is a city with developed transportation;

Plane: San Francisco International Airport is located in San Bruno, 0/4 mile from downtown/KLOC. Oakland and San Jose also have international airports. San Francisco Airport is divided into three connected areas: South Zone, International Zone and North Zone. The upper level leaves the port and the lower level enters the port. The arrival hall of the airport is equipped with all-round services such as shops, car rental, hotel registration and tourist information office. The international airport bus departs from the lower level of the airport and goes to the downtown hotel area and Longnan tourism network. The station is marked in blue. There are departure points on the upper and lower floors of the private shuttle bus, and the destination is not limited. During off-peak hours, it takes about half an hour to drive from the airport to the city center.

Train: The National Railway Passenger Transport Company connects San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and Chicago. There is a train ticket office at Wan Yue Station, No.425 Mishin Street. San Francisco Railway Station is adjacent to Fourth Avenue and Town Corner Street, and it is also the terminal of California Railway to San Jose.

Car: Greyhound Long-distance Passenger Transport Company operates highway routes from San Francisco to all parts of the United States. Although the speed of green turtle passenger transport is slow, it is cheaper and there are many lines. The coach leaves from Wanyue Station on Mishin Street. The 1 expressway in the south of San Francisco is the most beautiful expressway from Los Angeles to San Francisco. It's faster to take the parallel national highway 10 1. Chengbei 10 1 National Highway starts from Eureka and crosses the Golden Gate Bridge from south to north. Interstate 80 extends southwest from Sacramento across the Bay Bridge.

Transportation: San Francisco bus.

Trams, also known as muni, are the cheapest means of transportation in San Francisco. The fare is $65438 +0, and you can change to a second car for free, which is very economical. The main routes are: #42, around the bus terminal, Market Street, near Fisherman's Wharf, near China City, Van Niss Street and near the municipal government. This is the best route to visit San Francisco. You can also transfer to several other bus lines. #38 Go east-west along Geary Street, pass the Consulate General of China in Japan, and reach the Western Pacific Beach and Seal Rock. #30 You can go to China City, Union Square, get off at Pierce or Skoff Street, go south, and then transfer to No.28 # 29 # bus at Lombardy Street to the Golden Gate Bridge. #5 Go through downtown and go through Golden Gate Park from east to west. Trolley # 1 travels from east to west, and you can transfer to #28 to the Golden Gate Bridge via China City.

The cable car is the most distinctive means of transportation in San Francisco, and it is also one of the tourist hotspots. There are three routes, among which the route from Powell Street to Fisherman's Wharf is often used by tourists. The cable car is slow, 1-2 hours to get on. The fare is two dollars.

Bart Metro has three stations on Market Street, which lead to Auckland, Berkeley and fremont.

Municipal public transport issues one-day, three-day and seven-day tickets. The unlimited times in the specified days are $6, $ 10 and $ 15 respectively. You can also buy 10 car tokens for $8 at a time, saving $2. These tickets are sold at cable car stations and shops and bookstores in China City. Easy to use and save money.