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In addition, there is no pedestrian walkway between san francisco and either marin (north bay) or oakland (east bay) depite both being major commuter hubs. 7 mi
by hadlock 3y ago
In addition, there is no pedestrian walkway between san francisco and either marin (north bay) or oakland (east bay) depite both being major commuter hubs. 7 miles is a long ways to walk, but it's only about 30 min by bike, and even less by electric bike. You need a car or to find a bus that will take you to a rail line.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> In addition, there is no pedestrian walkway between san francisco and either marin (north bay) or oakland (east bay) depite both being major commuter hubs. The Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco to Marin) does, in fact, have sidewalks. https://www.goldengate.org/bridge/visiting-the-bridge/bikes-pedestrians/ https://www.goldengate.org/bridge/visiting-the-bridge/bikes-... It’s true there is no pedestrian/bike connection from San Francisco to Oakland, and that seems unlikely to change (the main improvement planned there involves electric ferry service from SF to Treasure Island connecting to the East Span of the Bay Bridge. https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/bicycle-pedestrian-micromobility/bay-skyway https://mtc.ca.gov/planning/transportation/bicycle-pedestria... > You need a car or to find a bus that will take you to a rail line. Or you can take a train that takes you to the other rail line (in the East Bay, but then there’s not much rail to connect to in Marin anyway); BART is a thing.