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Harrison Street Station

Harrison Street Station is a bus rapid transit (BRT) station along the AC Transit Tempo 1T line, located in Oakland, California. Opened on August 9, 2020, as part of the Tempo BRT project, the station serves the Chinatown and Lake Merritt neighborhoods, providing connections to cultural, residential, and recreational destinations.

Station Overview

Location	Intersection of Harrison Street and 12th Street, Oakland, CA
Operator	AC Transit
Line	Tempo BRT
Platforms	2 side platforms for northbound and southbound services
Accessibility	ADA-compliant with level boarding and tactile paving
Opening Date	August 9, 2020

Neighborhood Connections

Chinatown, Oakland

Cultural Attractions: Oakland’s vibrant Chinatown features authentic restaurants, specialty shops, and community events.
Markets: Asian grocery stores like Ranch 99 and local produce vendors.
Cultural Centers: Oakland Asian Cultural Center hosts cultural performances and exhibitions.

Lake Merritt

Recreation: Proximity to Lake Merritt for walking trails, boating, and community events.
Landmarks: Lake Merritt Amphitheater and Oakland Museum of California (OMCA).

Laney College

The station is a convenient transit option for students and staff commuting to Laney College, offering diverse programs and events.

Service and Features

Fare Collection: Off-board ticket vending machines allow for efficient boarding.
Real-Time Information: Digital displays provide real-time bus arrival updates.
Bus Frequency: Every 10 minutes during peak hours and every 15-20 minutes off-peak.

Citations

AC Transit. "<a href="https://www.actransit.org/tempo" target="_blank">Tempo Bus Rapid Transit Project</a>." Accessed November 27, 2024.
City of Oakland. "<a href="https://www.oaklandca.gov/" target="_blank">Chinatown Cultural Plan</a>." Accessed November 27, 2024.
Lake Merritt Amphitheater. "<a href="https://www.lakemerritt.org/" target="_blank">Event Schedule</a>." Accessed November 27, 2024.
Oakland Museum of California. "<a href="https://museumca.org/" target="_blank">Plan Your Visit</a>." Accessed November 27, 2024.

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