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Report a crime or suspicious activity on BART File a Report Pay A Citation Protect yourself on and around BART Commend or make a complaint abo
Station Access Studies & Projects
BART is undertaking studies and projects to advance the goals of our Station Access Policy and related Performance Measures and Targets. Check back re
Brochures
Download a .pdf version of one of our latest brochures:BART Basics GuideBART Basics GuideInformación básica sobre el BART en españolBART須知指南(中文版)د اسا
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging
BART is growing its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to reduce fossil fuel consumption and support California’s greenhouse gas emissions
Email and Text Subscriptions
All service advisories are posted on the homepage, our advisory page, on the Official BART App and on Twitter at @SFBARTalert. BART news is posted on
Dublin/Pleasanton Bicycle and Pedestrian Access Improvements
BackgroundIn June 2016, the BART Board adopted a new Station Access Policy to guide access practices and investments through 2025. Among others, the p
Energy Procurement
Background MaterialsBART Wholesale Electricity Portfolio Plan (PDF) (March 9, 2017)CA Public Utilities Code 701.8PG&E BART CPUC-Jurisdictional Distrib
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Each calendar year, BART’s power supply sources are inventoried and independently verified in its Power Content Label (PCL), produced under the Califo
Energy Use
BART is one of the largest consumers of electric power in Northern California, using about 380,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of electricity annually, which
Delivery Plan
In 2012 BART chose Bombardier Transit Corporation (now Alstom) to build BART's Fleet of the Future—a complex design, engineering, supply chain, and as
Sustainability
Sustainability at BART is both what BART does and how BART does itWhat BART DoesBART carries approximately 156,000 passengers on a typical weekday (as
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BART riders get the equivalent of 83 miles per gallonA typical car gets about 23 miles per gallon. A BART rider gets the equivalent of about 83 miles