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The elevators at the 24th St. Mission BART Station will be out of service for flooring replacement from Tuesday, August 4th through Friday, August 7th. Passengers who require an elevator should plan ahead to make alternative travel plans during this period. Check the BART elevator hotline for the status of

BART Police are diligent in their efforts to keep you and your property safe, and security cameras provide additional surveillance on BART trains and in stations, but these measures cannot entirely prevent crime in the BART system. One of the latest robbery targets is your Apple iPod. Robberies on BART aren't

BART will run longer trains and extra event trains to ease crowding with additional staff on hand to help customers who need assistance during the World Series home games. BART anticipates serving 400,000-500,000 trips. Large crowds are expected at Embarcadero Station and Montgomery for fans going to AT&T

Tonight in Oakland catch the final A's Double Play Wednesday of the 2005 season brought to you, as always, by BART. View Level game tickets are just $2! Hot dogs are only $1! Avoid parking and traffic hassles...take BART to the ballpark! Ride BART to Coliseum Station. Plan your trip with bart.gov's easy

Crews will be performing essential track maintenance on the Pittsburg/Bay Point line between Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre and Pittsburg/Bay Point stations on weekends in November and December. The work will occur between the hours of 8AM and 3PM. We will be using only one track during these days and

Please Note: There is no overnight BART service from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. on the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 21. TRAINS RUN HOURLY; ONLY STOP AT 14 STATIONS AFTER MIDNIGHT ON PRESIDENTS' DAY WEEKEND Normally BART service ends each day around midnight. But this Presidents’ Day Weekend, BART will operate all night

The BART Board of Directors voted October 22, 2020 to formalize the BART Police Ambassador program. The Ambassador program was launched in February 2020 as a pilot program to deploy 10 unarmed uniformed personnel to provide a visible presence to riders and increase overall safety and security. During the

BART began charging higher fines for drivers who park illegally at BART stations on April 1, 2008. "Parking space poachers interfere with our ability to provide promised parking to our prepaid permit holders and daily parking for other law-abiding BART patrons," said BART General Manager Dorothy Dugger. "Some