Please request Transbay Terminal Orientation in the Program Interest section so that your registration and request is directly linked to our Orientation and Mobility Specialist. If you are brand new to training at the LightHouse we request that you link to our LightHouse Registration Form and register as a new student. If you have been a student of the LightHouse in the past three years, please email Gina di Grazia as you likely are in our database. If you are a current Blind or Low Vision Commuter has regularly been using the Temporary Transbay Terminal, you may contact our Specialist in two ways. Orientation will be available Monday through Friday specific to the immediate incoming transit levels and connections to San Francisco transit our blind commuters. Our LightHouse Training Department is pleased to let you know that LightHouse Orientation and Mobility Specialist(s) will be providing individual 2-hour Orientation Training at no charge to experienced commuters.
But at LightHouse, we wanted to offer a hands-on opportunity for our blind community to get to know this fantastic new public resource. If you’d like to read about the project, there are plenty of places: the Examiner does a good job describing the new Transit Center inside and out.
San Francisco is clamoring with excitement about the opulent 1,000 foot facility, marked by the now-famous Salesforce Tower. The new San Francisco Transbay Terminal, now known as the Salesforce Transit Center, is a 4.5 billion dollar, 1 million square foot development project, to include public parks, shops and a hub for the city’s buses, trains and eventually, high-speed rail. On Sunday at midnight, the “Grand Central Station of the West” opened, right in our backyard.
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