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My Amtrak bus out of San José leaves me at Stockton, where I transfer to an Amtrak train to Bakersfield

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06251-stockton-amtrak-station-800px.jpg The 10-ton bike waits at the Amtrak bus stop at the San José train stationThumbnailsI spend 4.5 hours on the Amtrak San Joaquin train, occasionally staring at the tray-table instructions in front of meThe 10-ton bike waits at the Amtrak bus stop at the San José train stationThumbnailsI spend 4.5 hours on the Amtrak San Joaquin train, occasionally staring at the tray-table instructions in front of meThe 10-ton bike waits at the Amtrak bus stop at the San José train stationThumbnailsI spend 4.5 hours on the Amtrak San Joaquin train, occasionally staring at the tray-table instructions in front of meThe 10-ton bike waits at the Amtrak bus stop at the San José train stationThumbnailsI spend 4.5 hours on the Amtrak San Joaquin train, occasionally staring at the tray-table instructions in front of meThe 10-ton bike waits at the Amtrak bus stop at the San José train stationThumbnailsI spend 4.5 hours on the Amtrak San Joaquin train, occasionally staring at the tray-table instructions in front of me

After the 4.5-hour train ride to Bakersfield, I'll transfer to an Amtrak bus to Baker that will take four more hours.

The Stockton train station is located in a decayed industrial area that gets very little pedestrian traffic.

Heavy metal bars on the train station's windows and doors suggest that it's a high-crime area.