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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

No matter where you're from, for more than 10 years and 31 million passengers, BART SFO is still the easiest way to go. The BART SFO station has now been around a decade. That's another milestone for the transit system that spans the Bay area and connects commuters, and tourists to where they need to go. BART

BART’s pioneering Earthquake Early Warning System powered by ShakeAlert will continue to monitor seismic activity thanks to a newly signed agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey. The agreement allows BART to continue to use ShakeAlert data, which includes real-time information on ground motion records and

Military on leave from Iraq and Afghanistan eligible for $50 BART ticket Active duty military personnel who are on leave in the Bay Area from Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation Enduring Freedom are now eligible to receive one BART ticket worth $50. BART allocated $50,000 to this program and is the first

People who choose BART instead of driving are helping keep our waterways clean. Cars are among the main sources of water pollution in the Bay Area. That’s because leaking fluids like oil and particles from exhaust and other contaminants end up on our roads and then are washed untreated into storm drains that

BART Board President Rebecca Saltzman has issued the following statement as an update on BART District 7: “On March 23, 2022, BART announced Director Simon would continue to serve on the BART Board, as the Board of Directors had not made a determination that a vacancy existed in District 7. BART has consulted

New "e-lockers" designed to increase availability of enclosed bike storage BART riders will have the opportunity to store their bicycles in new electronic lockers for just three cents an hour thanks to a January 24th vote by the BART Board of Directors. The Board voted unanimously to set the fee for BART