The Capitol Corridor operates a dedicated bus service that
connects outlying communities to the Capitol Corridor train route. All buses
are equipped with roomy, reclining seats, overhead reading lights, and baggage
storage space. In some cases, buses are used in lieu of train service. Bus
connections are always highlighted in our schedule to differentiate them from
trains. All bus trips, except those between Emeryville and San Francisco,
require an advance reservation, and with the exception of bus service to/from
South Lake Tahoe, connecting bus travel must be made in conjunction with train
travel.
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