Editing San Francisco (section)

==Getting Around==
The bus/streetcar line is the MUNI (SF Municipal Railway).  It is $1.50 (as of January 2007).  It goes all over the city, but it closes at 12, except for a few select routes (known as Owl).  When you get on the bus and pay your fare, make sure to grab your transfer ticket from the driver!  They're good for two hours on buses and streetcars (lines F, J, K, L, M, N, T - not to be confused with cable cars!).  

The subway connecting SF to San Francisco International Airport (SFO), [[Berkeley]], Oakland, and greater East Bay is BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) [http://www.bart.gov]. Costs $3-4 from SF to the East Bay one-way, and ~$9 to the airport. For Oakland Airport, catch a shuttle bus from the Oakland Coliseum station for an additional $2.00. 

If you plan on staying in SF for a full month, you might want to look into getting a monthly pass.  It is $45 and includes all SF MUNI lines and BART rides within SF (between Balboa Park Stn. and Embarcadero Stn.)

San Francisco is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the US, with bike lanes on many major streets. The hills can be challenging, but it's often possible to circumvent them: free bike maps and walking guides are available. [http://www.sfbike.org/?maps]

As the tech capital of the US, there are lots of alternative and affordable modes of transport accessible through apps.  Scoot [https://scoot.co/san-francisco/] allows you to rent mopeds ($3) and scooters ($1).  Ford GoBike [https://www.fordgobike.com/] is a bike-sharing program with docks all over the city where you can rent bicycles to get around ($2).  Lyft Lines can also be very affordable.