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Governor signs bill into law authorizing citizen oversight of BART Police

Marks major milestone for BART Police BART and the Bay Area Community are marking a major milestone in improvement of the BART Police Department with the newly-signed law authorizing citizen oversight of the transit agency’s police department. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed into law AB

BART proposes adjusting Senior, Disabled and Youth fares downward

BART is proposing to adjust Senior, Disabled and Youth fares downward. BART is moving its customers from red and green tickets to discounted Clipper cards. The Clipper card gives you your discount when you tag at the fare gate (with tickets you get the discount when you buy your ticket). We are proposing to

Millbrae

Situated on an estate formerly owned by Darius Ogden Mills, this city's name derives from "Mills" and the Scottish word "brae" or "rolling hills." The Millbrae BART Station features a cross-platform connection to Caltrain. View our BART and Caltrain transfer timetable. Maps of this station: Station Map

BART adds e-scooters to Trip Planner to enhance ease of travel

BART is making it easier than ever to take car-free trips by adding shared electric scooters (e-scooters) to BART’s multi-modal Trip Planner. Trip Planner results on BART’s website and app now show real time availability of Spin scooters in San Francisco, LINK by Superpedestrian scooters in Oakland, and HOPR

Unions' questionable "savings plan" fails to address current BART deficit

A questionable proposal by BART unions to save a purported $760 million in costs over the next 25 years is not allowed under current state law and fails to address the immediate fiscal crisis BART faces. Additionally, a professional analysis shows the concept could actually end up costing BART money. "This

BART continues running longer trains following Bay Bridge opening

Crowded BART parking lots anticipated Following the opening of the Bay Bridge, BART will continue running longer trains today to accommodate more customers. Here are some tip for your BART ride today: New to BART? Haven't been in a while?Check out the BART rider guide to familiarize yourself with the service

Take BART to SF Fleet Week; BART running longer trains for weekend air shows on 10/11 and 10/12

Fleet Week Air Show 2025 rider guide

San Francisco Fleet Week is October 5 through 13 this year, and public transit is a great way to get there as thousands flood the city for air shows and other special events.  

The hallmark experiences of the annual celebration are air shows held along the San Francisco waterfront. To accommodate the crowds, BART will be running longer trains on Saturday, October 11, and Sunday, October 12. 

Here's how to reach the various air show viewing areas with BART + Muni: 

  • Pier 39: Take BART to Embarcadero Station and use Exit A1 to transfer to the Muni F Market streetcar or bus.
  • Fort Mason, Marina Green, and Crissy Field: Take BART to Montgomery St and use Exit A1. Walk to Kearny St and board the Muni 30 Stockton bus.
  • Fort Mason (option 2): Take BART to 16th St. Mission and use Exit B to board the Muni 49 Van Ness bus. 

Parking is free at all BART stations on the weekends except Milpitas and Berryessa/North San Jose, which are operated by VTA. Pay for parking easily on the Official BART App. 

Plan your trip with BART’s Trip Planner at bart.gov/planner.  

50 years of service: A look back at BART’s electric opening day

In celebration of BART’s 50th Anniversary this year, we’re looking back at the transit system’s five decades of service and innovation in a new series of stories. BART celebrates 50 years on Sept. 11, 2022. BART’s Opening Day by the Numbers # of stations open 12 Miles of track open 28 # of trains running 18