Marin County Fair, July 1 to 5
Have Some CoolGreenFun with Golden Gate!

TAKE GOLDEN GATE TRANSIT’S FREE SHUTTLE BUS TO/FROM THE FAIR
Golden Gate Transit (GGT) is operating a FREE community shuttle to access the Fair. GGT will operate a Zero Emission Bus (ZEB) as a FREE shuttle that will operate from 11:15 am to 10:10 pm. It will loop between the San Rafael Transit Center, Marin County Fair Grounds, and Smith Ranch Road Park-and-Ride lot. VIEW AND PRINT FLYER WITH MAP AND SCHEDULE.
Northbound bus stops include San Rafael Transit Center (3rd & Hetherton), Civic Center Dr & North San Pedro Rd (Post Office), Civic Center Dr & Memorial Dr (Lagoon), Civic Center Dr & McInnis Pkwy (railroad tracks) and Smith Ranch Rd Park & Ride.
Southbound bus stops include Smith Ranch Rd Park & Ride, Civic Center Dr & McInnis Pkwy (railroad tracks), Civic Center Dr & Peter Behr Dr (opposite Post Office) and the San Rafael Transit Center (3rd & Hetherton).

Leave San Rafael Transit Center (3rd & Hetherton) |
Marin County Fair (Civic Center Dr @ Avenue of Flags) |
Arrive Smith Ranch Road Park & Ride |
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From San Rafael Transit Center to the Marin County Fair |
11:15 am |
11:25 am |
11:33 am |
12:15 pm |
12:25 pm |
12:33 pm |
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1:15 |
1:25 |
1:33 |
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2:15 |
2:25 |
2:33 |
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3:15 |
3:25 |
3:33 |
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4:15 |
4:25 |
4:33 |
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5:15 |
5:25 |
5:33 |
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6:15 |
6:25 |
6:33 |
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7:15 |
7:25 |
7:33 |
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8:15 |
8:25 |
8:33 |
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9:15 |
9:25 |
9:33 |
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Leave Smith Ranch Road Park & Ride |
Marin County Fair (Civic Center Dr @ McInnis Pkwy) |
Arrive San Rafael Transit Center (3rd & Hetherton) |
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From Smith Ranch Road Park & Ride to the Marin County Fair |
11:52 am |
12:00 pm |
12:10 pm |
12:52 pm |
1:00 |
1:10 |
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1:52 |
2:00 |
2:10 |
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2:52 |
3:00 |
3:10 |
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3:52 |
4:00 |
4:10 |
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4:52 |
5:00 |
5:10 |
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5:52 |
6:00 |
6:10 |
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6:52 |
7:00 |
7:10 |
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7:52 |
8:00 |
8:10 |
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8:52 |
9:00 |
9:10 |
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9:52 |
10:00 |
10:10 |
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Bold=pm times



GGT is a partner with AC Transit in a ZEB demonstration program designed to accelerate development of zero emission fuel cell technology in public transit bus fleets. Hydrogen fuel cell buses are clean, quiet, electrically-propelled and only emit water vapor from the tail pipe. Fuel cells combine hydrogen with oxygen from the air to produce water and electricity.
STOP BY THE GOLDEN GATE EXHBIT AT THE FAIR
While at the CoolGreenFun Marin County Fair, stop by the Golden Gate booth which is located near the Marin Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium and see how we are working to reduce emissions:
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On-site decoration of a “Be Cool, Go Green, Ride Golden Gate Transit” bus by Fair participants. After the Fair, the bus will be placed into service to remind all of us of our commitment to conservation.
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Exhibits bio-fuel-powered equipment used at the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Demonstrations of bio-fuel mixing process. See how we take used vegetable oil and transform it into fuel for maintenance vehicles.

GGT will continue putting more “green” ideas to work that benefit the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. We encourage everyone to join us in this effort to conserve energy, thus conserving our planet’s finite resources and staying committed to a green future.
Public transit reduces the nation’s carbon emissions by 37 million metric tons annually. Public transit helps create a healthier environment by reducing smog-producing pollutants and greenhouse gases because public transit produces nearly 50 percent less carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide per passenger mile as private vehicles. In fact, at GGT, through a combination of replacing aging buses with new efficient buses, retrofitting existing bus engines, using synthetic oil, and switching to ultra-low sulfur fuel sources, we have reduced particulate matter emissions by 92 percent! Calculate your “carbon footprint” and see how small behavior changes can reduce your annual footprint on the environment here: http://www.apta.com/services/transit_calculator/index.cfm.
For more information about Golden Gate Transit’s green initiatives or for transit information, please visit www.goldengate.org or call toll-free 511 (say “Golden Gate Transit”), TDD 711.
