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The BART Board of Directors awarded a contract today to reconstruct and make safety improvements to the area outside the Richmond Station where buses, taxis, and cars drop off and picked up riders. The $2.7 million project will modernize the existing lot on the west side of the station and provide for a safer

Cyclists of all stripes are celebrating the grand opening of the new Bike Station in uptown Oakland, a one-stop shop that not only provides free, secure bike parking but also a range of services from wheel truing to u-lock sales. Using the station couldn’t be more easy and accessible—pedal to the front door

BART service through the Transbay Tube is back to normal on Monday after a weekend shutdown for critical maintenance work. "It all went according to plan and we thank our regional transportation partners, as well as our customers for heeding the advice to avoid non-essential transbay travel," said BART

UPDATE 10/12/17: The suspect, 24-year-old Craig Cuthbert of Salt Lake City, Utah turned himself in to San Francisco Police on Wednesday, 10/11/2017. Also, BART police are moving forward with a petty theft investigation into whether the two adults who were injured in Sunday's incident stole items from Cuthbert

As part of our system-wide Earthquake Safety Program, construction crews continue work to strengthen the elevated structures outside the Fruitvale Station to be stronger during future earthquakes. This phase of work is almost complete. We will need to close some spaces in the Reserved Permit parking lot

The first year of BART’s Measure RR bond-funded rebuilding work is already paying off for our riders. BART’s on-time performance rate has increased to 93.6%. That’s BART’s highest on-time rate in four years and is thanks in part to the infrastructure improvements supported by RR along with several years of

BART crews worked around the clock on four recent weekends to complete a critical track replacement project near the Hayward Station. The team made the most of its time in the trackway by replacing four switches, which allow trains to safely move from one track to another. They also replaced hundreds of badly

BART will reduce service to one track through downtown San Francisco on three Sundays in July and August to provide a safe workspace for several projects. Service will be reduced from two tracks to one between the Montgomery Street and 16th Street/Mission stations in San Francisco on the following Sundays

BART has received no indication that ATU and SEIU will return to work Fri., July 5th. Commuters should make alternative plans. Should ATU/SEIU call off their strike we will notify the public via bart.gov and the strike alert email notifications. Sign up for strike alerts at http://www.bart.gov/alerts. We are