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Antioch Bridge

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Antioch Bridge

The Antioch Bridge on State Route 160 is the only bridge to reach outside the nine-county Bay Area. The bridge arches over the San Joaquin River, connecting Antioch in northeastern Contra Costa County to Sacramento County. The Antioch Bridge also provides bicycle and pedestrian access. All tolls are collected electronically in the eastbound direction.

Applying for a Clipper Access Card

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Learn about Basic and Medical eligibility requirements for the Bay Area's Clipper Access program and find the forms, instructions, and helpful tips for applying for the card.

Asistencia en Carreteras de 511

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A towtruck operator hooks up a disabled red SUV to a towtruck with a 511 Freeway Assist logo on the door
Llame al 511 y diga “Freeway Assist” para recibir asistencia gratuita en la carretera, como cambio de llanta, encendido de batería o remolque gratuito fuera de la autopista.

Atajos de Teléfono

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¡Descubre la rapidez y comodidad de 511! Conoce los atajos de voz y los comandos clave que te permiten acceder rápidamente a la información que más necesitas en el servicio telefónico de 511.

BART

The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) is the region's main subway and elevated rail system, connecting the San Francisco Peninsula with communities in the East Bay and South Bay.
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An aerial view of the Golden Gate Bridge with Karl the fog running under it and a beautiful sky with hues of pink yellow and blue in the background

The San Francisco Bay Area is home to eight toll bridges, including seven state-owned bridges and the Golden Gate Bridge. All bridges use all-electronic tolling—no cash is accepted. Explore each bridge and find out how to pay your tolls quickly and easily.

Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program

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The Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program is a partnership of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District
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I-80 express lane showing a toll messaging sign

Express Lanes are your choice for a faster trip in the San Francisco Bay Area. Learn everything you need to know, including how they work, where they’re located, how to use toll tags, and how to get discounts while you save time.