Getting Around San Francisco

With its complicated one-way streets and frustrating traffic, driving a car through San Francisco can be a bit of a challenge. Luckily, the city offers much in the way of public transportation and at fairly reasonable rates.

The San Francisco Municipal Railway or Muni operates three public transportation services that cover the entire city. Inexpensive ways to get around the city, buses, the Metro (subway), and historic streetcars cost $1.50 each way. Subway turnstiles require coins to enter. And at $5 per ride, the city’s cable cars are a fun way to tour the city. Discounts are offered for senior citizens and children under the age of 5.

More Information
 www.sfmuni.comk

San Francisco Travel Guides
 Frommer's San Francisco
 Lonely Planet San Francisco
 Let's Go San Francisco
 Fodors San Francisco