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Whether you're planning a trip to or from the Bay Area BART is the best way to travel to/from OAK or SFO. Here's why: Travel by car costs for gas, parking, tolls, mileage, time, pollution and traffic problems. Taking a shuttle means higher fares, earlier pick-up, multiple stops, traffic and longer travel

Thomas E. Margro is BART's Longest Serving GM The man who brought BART the highest customer satisfaction rating in BART history by improving BART's on-time performance, replacing all of its antiquated ticket machines and faregates and opening the San Francisco International Airport/Millbrae extension

Increases Security as a Precaution and to Reassure Passengers BART responded within 15 minutes of this morning's terrorist attacks in London by increasing security measures as a precaution and to reassure passengers that BART is safe and secure. The security measures include an increased presence of BART

BART Board President Rebecca Saltzman and BART General Manager Bob Powers have issued the following joint statement about BART District 7: The BART Board of Directors and BART staff are working to address the unfortunate chain of events surrounding BART District 7 and the impact to Lateefah Simon, who has

AC Transit is launching its most significant expansion of bus service in recent history. Known as AC Go – it’s a nearly 14 percent expansion in overall service specifically designed to place more buses on the streets of the 22 cities and unincorporated areas served by AC Transit every day. This is great news

Holiday Schedule BART will run a Sunday schedule on Thursday, November 27, 2014, Thanksgiving Day. Parking will be free at all stations. BART to OAK is now open! Take the new service from Coliseum Station to Oakland International Airport for your holiday travel. Take BART to do your holiday shoppingOn Friday

Longer trains Wednesday and Friday to accommodate shoppers, air travelers BART will operate longer trains to help passengers get to and from San Francisco and Oakland International airports on the day before Thanksgiving—Wednesday, November 25, which is traditionally the busiest travel day of the year. There

BART is once again accepting deliveries of new Fleet of the Future rail cars now that some major reliability issues have been sufficiently resolved by the manufacturer. During the pause in deliveries, BART and the manufacturer have made necessary upgrades and modifications. These changes, along with several

BART will operate a regular Saturday schedule - many trains will be longer to accommodate crowds On Saturday, February 23, 2008 BART will operate on a regular Saturday schedule. BART reminds riders that the new schedule in effect offers 33% more service after 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and all the time on