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TOD Guidelines and Procedures

Transit-Oriented Development Guidelines and Procedures The following documents describe BART's expectations for its transit-oriented development at and around its stations, as well as detailed procedures for developers and jurisdictions interested in working with BART on development of BART property. These

Reports

Ridership ReportsEver wonder how many people travel between Balboa Park and Fruitvale on a typical weekday? How many people have ridden BART annually 

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked QuestionsHow can I report a crime or suspicious activity at BART?A: Call BART Police Dispatch at 510-464-7000 or use the free BART Wa

Anime Mascots

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   We have new Coloring Sheets for BART Anime Mascots Mira and Jasmine and a How to Make a BART costume guide! Coloring Sheet: Jasmine (Caltrain cost
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About

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The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) is a heavy-rail public transit system that connects the San Francisco Peninsula with communit

Policies, Plans, and Reports

Annual Sustainability Reports2023 Sustainability Report2022 Sustainability Report2021 Sustainability Report2020 Sustainability Report2019 Sustainabili

Title VI Program

BART is required to submit a Title VI Civil Rights Program to the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) every three years. The Title VI Program documen

Developer Program

Bring the Bay Area to Your AppOf course BART offers its own official app, but if you're looking for data we also offer the BART Developer Program. BAR

Access Overview

Regional Clipper Card and DiscountsChildren 4 and under ride free but everyone else must have a Clipper card with funds loaded.  Visit BART's Clipper

Board Advisory Committees

BART has a number of advisory committees to guide our work.Visit our Agenda page for meeting agendas and minutes.BART Accessibility Task ForceThe BART