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How to get fromCalifornia to BerkeleyBy bus (Greyhound), train (Amtrak), car, or bus (Flixbus)

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There are 4 ways to get from California to Berkeley by bus (Greyhound), train (Amtrak), car, or bus (Flixbus)

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  1. Bus via San Francisco Bus Station (Greyhound)

    best
    1. Take the bus from Los Angeles Union Station to San Francisco Bus Stationbus bus Greyhound US0831 / ...
    8h 33m
    $67–126
  2. Bus (Flixbus)

    cheapest
    1. Take the bus from Los Angeles Downtown to Richmondbus bus FlixBus N2002
    10h 7m
    $59–101
  3. Train (Amtrak)

    1. Take the train from Los Angeles to Emeryvilletrain train Coast Starlight
    11h 40m
    $120–280
  4. Drive 374.1 mi

    1. Drive from Los Angeles to Berkeleycar car 374.1 mi
    6h 15m
    $69–99

California to Berkeley by bus and subway (Greyhound)

Calendar10Weekly Services
Duration8h 33mAverage Duration
Ticket$67Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between California, USA and Berkeley, CA, USA?

Greyhound USA operates a bus from Los Angeles Union Station to San Francisco Bus Station once daily. Tickets cost $60–130 and the journey takes 7h 55m. Alternatively, Amtrak operates a train from Los Angeles to Emeryville once daily. Tickets cost $120–280 and the journey takes 11h 40m.

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