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Pittsburg/Bay Point, South Hayward elevators temporarily out of service

From Monday, August 17, 2009, through Friday, August 21, 2009, BART crews will be shutting down station elevator service at both Pittsburg/Bay Point and South Hayward stations to replace the elevator floors. Customers who require an elevator must use an alternative station to access BART.Check the BART

Developer License Agreement

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Ohlone Greenway path reopens following earthquake safety work

BART has recently completed major retrofits of its aerial structures that run along the Ohlone Greenway (from North Berkeley to Richmond), as part of the BART Earthquake Safety Program. For the past two years, segments of the greenway have had to be closed to allow crews to perform their work safely and

AB 2923 Implementation

What is Assembly Bill (AB) 2923? On September 30, 2018, Governor Brown signed AB 2923 into law. It added sections 29010.1 through 29010.12 to California’s Public Utilities Code, affecting zoning requirements on existing BART-owned property in Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco counties within a half

Security grille replacement, Downtown Berkeley Station Dec 22 - Feb 2015

Starting Monday, December 22, 2014 and continuing through February 2015 we will remove and replace the security grilles at the entrances to this station. One to two entrances will be closed at a time while the security grilles are being replaced. The other entrances will remain open. The security grille

Environment

Strategic indicator: Energy from low carbon and renewable sources Goal: Advance Regional Sustainability and Public Health Outcomes BART provides energy efficient and sustainable transportation to approximately 430,000 passengers on a typical weekday. BART’s Board of Directors deepened the agency’s commitment

Second public forum on civilian police oversight set for May 15

BART Police Review Committee’s Informational Meeting on Civilian OversightOn Saturday, May 2, the BART Police Department Review Committee held the first of a series of public forums. Nearly 150 residents came to hear a panel comprised of five civilian police oversight experts and an attorney from ACLU of

New garage represents big step towards transit village

Garage will help pave the way for 1,800 new homes, shopping and hotel at Dublin Transit Center BART passengers will soon be able to step off their train at the Dublin/Pleasanton Station and take a short stroll to a spectacular transit village filled with 1,800 new homes, convenient shopping and a plush hotel