Emery Go Round is a zero-fare bus service in Emeryville, California, near Oakland, California. It has six lines that run seven days a week, with more limited service on weekends, and no or reduced service on holidays. It provides a crucial link between the Amtrak station, where some trains terminate, and the local-transport BART system. The Emery-Go-Round also provides access to major shopping areas, businesses, schools, and some larger residence...
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