Emeryville, CA
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Emeryville, CA is one of the major Bay Area Amtrak Stations. It is the location where Amtrak Thruway connecting buses leave to cross the Bay Bridge and enter downtown San Francisco. The station though is poorly served by regular public transit. The best bet is to ride the free Emeryville-go-round shuttle bus from Marthur BART station, or if not on the Coast Starlight or Zephyr get off at Richmond where there is a direct connection to BART.
The station has a double bus and taxi loop on the streetside side of the station building, where there is three modern ticket windows with checked luggage service behind glass. Some QuickTrak Machines in the corner, a Pete's Coffee and Teas stand and not all that much seating. Trackside the station has a side platform for an extra track that looks like a siding and has a longer platform (probably only used by the Zephyr and Starlight) and this track can be crossed to another platform where all the Capital Corridor Trains seem to depart from. The line here also has two more tracks that don't platform and there is a pedestrian bridge across to the other side of the rail line.
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(emeryville1) Landside at Emeryville looking at the bus and taxi loop with the front of the station visible. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville2) Amtrak California Locomotive F59PHI #2006 stops at Emeryville pushing a San Joaquins train to Bakersfield. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville3) Three Amtrak California cars of a four car San Joaquins train stop at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville4) Passengers board Amtrak California Car #8020 Feather River at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008
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(emeryville5) Another view of San Joaquins Train #7-- stopped at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville6) A view of the final cars of northbound San Joaquins Train #7-- stopped at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville7) California F59PHI Locomotive #2006 pushes a San Joaquins train out of Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville8) California F59PHI Locomotive #2006 continues leaving Emeryville Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008
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(emeryville9) California F59PHI Locomotive #2006 and San Joaquins train # have left Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville10) The round Emeryville Station sign on the trackside of the station building. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville11) Another view of the station at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville12) California Cab Car #8305 leads Capital Corridor train #524 as it approaches Emeryville running northbound for Sacramento. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008
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(emeryville13) Another view of California Cab Car #8305 as it leads northbound Capital Corridor Train #524 into Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville14) California Cab Car #8305 'Mount Tamalpias' the first car of northbound Capital Corridor train #524 stops at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville15) Passengers disembark from and board California Cafe Car #8209 'Pajaro River' at Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008(emeryville16) California F59PHI Locomotive #2009 pushes northbound Capital Corridor #524 out of Emeryville. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 March, 2008
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Last Updated: 21 March, 2008
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