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BART Board backs regional approach to sea level rise
The BART Board of Directors today unanimously endorsed the Bay Adapt Joint Platform, a roadmap for how the Bay Area will adapt faster, better, and more equitably to rising sea levels. “BART is one of the most important resources we must prepare for rising Bay water levels,” said BART Board President Rebecca
BART seeks public comment on draft Title VI Policy
BART is seeking public comment on a draft Title VI Disparate Impact and Disproportionate Burden Policy used to evaluate impacts of our major service changes and fare changes. The Policy establishes thresholds to determine when impacts of major service changes and fare changes disproportionately and adversely
BART seeks public input on modernizing Downtown Berkeley Station
The popular Downtown Berkeley Station is getting a makeover; and we’re seeking your feedback on what matters most to you. BART planners are developing a long-term vision for the station which includes making changes to concourse and platform to help modernize the station and enhance our customers’ overall
BART Police ask for public’s help identifying shooting suspect
UPDATE: Additional photos have been made available to the public in order to help identify the suspect (below). -------------- BART Police released four surveillance photos (below) today of the suspect in the fatal shooting that occurred Saturday night on board a train at the West Oakland Station. At a press
BART Police make arrests in connection with series of cellphone thefts
BART police are urging riders to keep a close eye on their cellphones after they made multiple arrests in connection with a series of electronic thefts. A total of ten juveniles were detained by BPD on Tuesday, May 7th at the West Oakland, 12 th Street/Oakland City Center, and Powell Street stations. The
BART operates weekday schedule on Friday, November 10th
Veterans' Day observance means slightly fewer trains on Pittsburg/Bay Point line BART will operate on a normal weekday schedule on Friday, November 10, 2006, when many businesses will observe the Veterans' Day holiday. However, BART is canceling a couple of trains on the Yellow Pittsburg/Bay Point Line during
BART teams up to help clean up El Cerrito
BART, the City of El Cerrito and residents concerned about the environment are joining forces on a clean-up day, Saturday, November 13. Volunteers will spend the morning picking up litter around the El Cerrito Plaza and El Cerrito Del Norte BART stations. Volunteers will focus their efforts on beautifying the
BART runs on Sunday schedule July 4th 2015
If you plan on attending the Saturday, July 4th firework show on the waterfront in San Francisco, BART is a great way to get there and get home. BART will be running on a Sunday schedule (opening at 8am and providing a three route service unlike the five we run on Saturday) but with longer trains and some
Art professor sketches portraits on his daily BART commute
By JIAHAO HUANGBART Contributing WriterFor most people, a ride home on BART is just that—a short trip back from a long day of work or school. For local artist Hamilton Cline, however, a BART ride is a chance to explore the many faces of our diverse rapid transit system—and to sketch some of those faces as
BART train operator brings a sense of humor to the afternoon commute
Train operators are a critical part of the team that keeps BART moving around the Bay. The system may be automated but the operators are the eyes and ears of the trains. It’s an important job but a sense of humor can still come in handy. In our latest edition of “Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART” we take a