Most fares on San Francisco’s public transit system will be going up on Jan. 1, the Municipal Transportation Agency said this week.
A single ride for an adult age 19-64 on most Muni vehicles using a MuniMobile or Clipper card will rise to $2.75 from $2.50, the agency said on social media.
The single-ride cash price paid on a Muni vehicle or at a Metro Ticket Machine will remain $3.
One-day unlimited rides on Muni buses, trains and streetcars will be $5.50, up from $5.
The monthly Clipper “M” pass, with unlimited adult access including cable car, will be $85, up from $81.
The monthly Clipper “A” pass, with unlimited adult access including cable car and BART within San Francisco, will be $102, up from $98.
The single ride discount fare for seniors age 65 or over, and people with disabilities, using the MuniMobile or Cipper card will be $1.35, up from $1.25. The discount fare for cash or Metro Ticket Machine will remain $1.50.
The monthly discount fare for seniors age 65 or over, and people with disabilities, using the MuniMobile or Cipper card will be $43, up from $40.
Cable car single rides will remain $8, or $4 for seniors and the disabled. Children 4 and under ride free.
The one-day visitor passport with unlimited rides will be $14, up from $13. The three-day passport will rise to $33 from $31. The seven-day passport will be $44, up from $41.
Fares for youths age 18 and under will remain free, as will fares for low- to moderate-income people age 65 and over, and those with disabilities.
The single-ride Clipper discount fare for adults on a limited income will be $1.35, up from $1.25. The monthly pass will rise to $43 from $40.
A complete schedule of new fares is available on the SFMTA website.