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State created BART on June 4, 1957 BART is celebrating a major milestone. Fifty years ago-on June 4, 1957-the California State Legislature and the governor took a preemptive strike against the massive influx of cars and people moving into the Bay Area after World War II and officially created the San

Join thousands of Bay Area commuters as they get some fresh air and exercise, avoid high gas prices and coast past traffic gridlock while biking to work or to BART on "Bike to Work Day" today, Thursday, May 19. Register for Bike to Work Day at www.youcanbikethere.com and you'll be entered to win fabulous bike

To help keep you safe, BART has more than 4,000 working cameras throughout our system and we are increasingpolice presence.Please follow these important safety tips while traveling on BART: Download the free BART Watch App: it lets you send a private text to BART Police dispatch. Save the number for BART

The smell of the grass, the crack of the bat and the familiar "boop, boop" of a BART train mean all the excitement of Major League Baseball in the Bay Area. The 2007 season is drawing to a close, be sure to get to a game before the last out! Make your run to the ballpark as easy as possible, take BART to the

by Caroline Grannan Just riding BART can be a fun outing for children, but let's be realistic -- a trip should have a destination. These kid-friendly daytime outings let you take BART, forget about traffic headaches and have a great family day -- most of them an easy stroll from BART and one an invigorating

It may be the dog days of summer, but both the A’s and the Giants are turning the heat in a push for the postseason. As this exciting MLB season heads down the stretch, skip the traffic and ride BART to the ballpark. BART is the best and easiest way to get to Oracle Park (previously known as AT&T Park) and O

During PRIDE Month each June, we celebrate the history and triumphs of LGBTIA+ people around the world and their manifold contributions to society. BART has a long history of supporting its LGBTIA+ employees and the community at large. In addition to proudly walking in the San Francisco Pride Parade each year

The budget for BART’s Office of the Inspector General would increase by 170 percent to $2.7 million annually under a new proposal co-developed by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s (MTC) Executive Director Andrew Fremier and BART’s General Manager Bob Powers. BART and MTC have identified $1.7

BART Police are reminding riders where it's okay to drink and eat on BART property and where it's not. "According to both state law and BART policy, passengers can drink and eat all they want in the 'Free Area,' which we define as the portion of the station that's outside the fare gates where you don't need a