Program Options & Updates
Learn more about the Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program's options.
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Learn more about the Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program's options.
Navigate the Bay Area with ease using public transportation. Explore transit agencies, look up your Stop ID, find details on late-night service and Clipper, and access key information on accessibility and discounts.
If you applied for or renewed a (RTC) Clipper Access card before January 2020, your card has an expiration date. When it expires, you will need to renew and receive a new Clipper Access card.
If you have applied for or renewed using the Medical Certification form after January 2020 and your disability is permanent, your card does not have an expiration date and does not need to be renewed.
Use this form to request a new token or to get a current token. If you need a separate new token, use a different email address. If you no longer wish to use your token, please use the Cancel a Token form.
Click to download or print the Terms & Conditions for your files.
The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, on I-580, connects Richmond in Contra Costa County with San Rafael in Marin County. The bridge features a separate pathway for bicycles and pedestrians. All tolls are collected electronically in the westbound direction.
Bicyclists on public roadways have all the same rights and responsibilities as automobile drivers, and are subject to the same state laws and local ordinances. For everyone's safety, observe these bicycling rules and safety tips.
Rio Vista Delta Breeze is a regional transit system that offers deviated fixed-route bus service within the City of Rio Vista and between Isleton, Rio Vista, Fairfield, and Suisun City. The bus actually comes to your door!
Transit services are provided Monday through Friday, from 5:00 AM to 7:30 PM. There is no service on weekends and holidays.