Woodstock ferries cyclists and pedestrians for free between Jack London Square and Bohol Immigrant Park in Western Alameda. It began service nearly one year ago and recently surpassed its 100,000th rider, confirming the community's desire for a car-free crossing of the Oakland Estuary. In response to rising demand, the city of Alameda added Tuesday service and increased departures and hours on weekends, offering 63 trips with service from 7:20 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. The shuttle has won an award for excellence from the American Planning Association's Northern California Chapter.
Woodstock started operations nearly a year ago and has already served its 100,000th rider, reflecting the public's demand for convenient transportation across the Oakland Estuary.
The city of Alameda launched a new schedule including Tuesday service, with extended hours and more departures on weekends, responding to the growing demand for the shuttle.
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