SamTrans

SamTrans riders board on El Camino Real near downtown San Mateo.

Bus fare will remain the same for a single ride and the local day pass will be $1 less, going from $5.50 to $4.50, after the SamTrans Board of Directors voted on the changes Wednesday in light of strengthened finances with the passage of the Measure W half-cent sales tax increase in June.

The adult base fare will remain at $2.25. Eligible discount and youth one-way ride will remain at $1.10 and the local day pass will cost $2, in response to public comments at the July 10 public hearing. There will be no charge for transferring between local SamTrans routes when using Clipper or the SamTrans Mobile app, and there will no longer be a departure fare type for riders out of San Francisco, according to SamTrans.

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