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BART seeks input on Bay Fair safety design

BART is partnering with the City of San Leandro, the County of Alameda, and Madison Marquette, owners of San Leandro’s Bayfair Center, to improve safety and security around the half-mile radius of the Bay Fair Station area. As part of that effort, the “Crime Prevention through Environmental Design” community

Warriors parade BART's second highest ridership day

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Tens of thousands of people chose BART as their way to travel to and from Friday's Golden State Warriors victory parade and, thanks to our riders, it all went as smoothly as a Steph Curry shot sailing through the net. The final figures are in and they show 548,078 riders used BART June 19, 2015, good enough

BART Police Department wearing new officer badges

BART Police Chief Kenton W. Rainey is changing not only the image of the BART Police Department but also its badge. Since 1972, BART police have worn shields as the Department's badge. With the consensus of the Department's sworn police employees, Chief Rainey is changing from shields to seven-point star

BART hosts workshop on 24th Street plazas

BART is hosting a community design workshop to help shape the future of the BART plazas at 24th Street Station in San Francisco. The workshop will take place on Thursday, June 15 at 5:30 pm, at the Mission Presbyterian Church, 3261 23rd Street (at Capp). Join the 24th and Mission community in revisiting the

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Daily Ridership (Updated manually Monday-Friday by BART Communications)

November 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
11/1/24147,13436%
11/2/2494,17664%
11/3/2472,26870%
11/4/24159,30439%
11/5/24185,57745%
11/6/24186,11045%
11/7/24188,87646%
11/8/24151,30737%
11/9/2491,82363%
11/10/2469,52467%
11/11/24105,88655%
11/12/24193,16747%
11/13/24187,56446%
11/14/24185,39445%
11/15/24154,89538%
11/16/2495,13265%
11/17/2467,95665%
11/18/24157,36738%
11/19/24190,27846%
11/20/24176,51643%
11/21/24174,72343%
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11/23/24  
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11/25/24  
11/26/24  
11/27/24  
11/28/24  
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11/30/24  
   

Monthly Average Pre-Pandemic Ridership Used to Calculate Percentage

Pre-Pandemic BaselinesWeekdaySaturdaySundayHoliday
November410,700146,300103,800192,300

Previous Daily Ridership Updates Dating Back to March 2020

October 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
10/1/24193,94746%
10/2/24190,86745%
10/3/24194,74246%
10/4/24156,94937%
10/5/2499,29361%
10/6/2473,76566%
10/7/24155,45637%
10/8/24194,64846%
10/9/24198,19947%
10/10/24189,91045%
10/11/24160,54838%
10/12/24113,97670%
10/13/2491,80183%
10/14/24132,58537%
10/15/24191,79145%
10/16/24189,97245%
10/17/24190,86745%
10/18/24158,51937%
10/19/2498,87261%
10/20/2474,48167%
10/21/24158,30737%
10/22/24192,82345%
10/23/24190,90145%
10/24/24190,10045%
10/25/24153,68236%
10/26/2497,57660%
10/27/2470,74164%
10/28/24159,76938%
10/29/24194,71746%
10/30/24194,47246%
10/31/24177,17042%
September 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
9/1/2481,85075%
9/2/2471,20966%
9/3/24186,92844%
9/4/24194,27446%
9/5/24193,38145%
9/6/24156,07937%
9/7/2496,77663%
9/8/2484,38878%
9/9/24159,05637%
9/10/24195,29646%
9/11/24194,61646%
9/12/24192,19245%
9/13/24158,80237%
9/14/24105,72169%
9/15/2474,33768%
9/16/24164,73639%
9/17/24197,42846%
9/18/24197,73346%
9/19/24194,79946%
9/20/24173,84441%
9/21/24112,57473%
9/22/2480,59174%
9/23/24161,60538%
9/24/24204,26548%
9/25/24211,07750%
9/26/24224,72153%
9/27/24163,39238%
9/28/24110,96872%
9/29/2489,24682%
9/30/24160,75338%
August 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
8/1/24167,65940%
8/2/24145,08035%
8/3/24105,84768%
8/4/2476,69775%
8/5/24140,97734%
8/6/24172,21641%
8/7/24172,82642%
8/8/24162,06839%
8/9/24145,44035%
8/10/2497,71762%
8/11/2477,03475%
8/12/24144,26135%
8/13/24177,06443%
8/14/24177,30343%
8/15/24179,59843%
8/16/24146,49835%
8/17/24114,06073%
8/18/2489,35487%
8/19/24151,29736%
8/20/24185,90645%
8/21/24190,85246%
8/22/24182,13744%
8/23/24149,33736%
8/24/24102,41565%
8/25/2476,37274%
8/26/24155,62337%
8/27/24187,16545%
8/28/24189,10246%
8/29/24179,03043%
8/30/24145,39135%
8/31/2496,16761%
July 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
7/1/24140,41434%
7/2/24165,44340%
7/3/24149,62036%
7/4/2477,64757%
7/5/24109,16126%
7/6/2484,83354%
7/7/2468,09863%
7/8/24143,29835%
7/9/24184,67145%
7/10/24177,82343%
7/11/24176,51443%
7/12/24146,00535%
7/13/2491,13358%
7/14/2469,11764%
7/15/24142,62234%
7/16/24174,29642%
7/17/24177,05743%
7/18/24170,41841%
7/19/24141,08634%
7/20/2491,77558%
7/21/2469,09064%
7/22/24142,72134%
7/23/24176,52243%
7/24/24177,02643%
7/25/24169,49241%
7/26/24142,17534%
7/27/2482,13652%
7/28/2471,31266%
7/29/24139,25334%
7/30/24182,37244%
7/31/24174,85742%
June 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
6/1/2488,29557%
6/2/2465.45255%
6/3/24144,20135%
6/4/24179,56943%
6/5/24176,33643%
6/6/24179,46343%
6/7/24144,43235%
6/8/2499,53564%
6/9/2469,07858%
6/10/24147,67736%
6/11/24180,99244%
6/12/24185,01845%
6/13/24174,44142%
6/14/24147,42236%
6/15/2496,31162%
6/16/2470,93359%
6/17/24143,77435%
6/18/24177,95843%
6/19/24116,70828%
6/20/24171,38141%
6/21/24141,20834%
6/22/2480,37752%
6/23/2462,00152%
6/24/24148,31836%
6/25/24180,87644%
6/26/24177,74943%
6/27/24178,73943%
6/28/24150,57636%
6/29/24108,47170%
6/30/24133,271112%
May 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
5/1/24185,42845%
5/2/24179,52843%
5/3/24147,72836%
5/4/2473,15051%
5/5/2470,10768%
5/6/24150,36736%
5/7/24187,41945%
5/8/24187,43545%
5/9/24180,07744%
5/10/24141,12534%
5/11/2496,00167%
5/12/2467,81566%
5/13/24152,34837%
5/14/24187,71445%
5/15/24185,70045%
5/16/24179,67743%
5/17/24146,94636%
5/18/24103,98072%
5/19/2481,57079%
5/20/24147,07036%
5/21/24180,21944%
5/22/24177,36243%
5/23/24175,36442%
5/24/24138,63634%
5/25/2489,45762%
5/26/2489,42887%
5/27/2465,98959%
5/28/24170,42641%
5/29/24176,79443%
5/30/24171,01741%
5/31/24155,45438%
April 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
4/1/24132,26432%
4/2/24175,32543%
4/3/24168,16741%
4/4/24152,00537%
4/5/24141,68834%
4/6/2491,27259%
4/7/2467,53272%
4/8/24140,02234%
4/9/24173,98042%
4/10/24173,47242%
4/11/24169,96141%
4/12/24142,85435%
4/13/2474,55248%
4/14/2463,74268%
4/15/24148,69736%
4/16/24180,73644%
4/17/24180,30244%
4/18/24180,43144%
4/19/24145,42835%
4/20/24104,70668%
4/21/2474,03179%
4/22/24149,61136%
4/23/24182,68044%
4/24/24186,77545%
4/25/24179,89744%
4/26/24152,95337%
4/27/2490,26258%
4/28/2465,81370%
4/29/24151,70337%
4/30/24182,92444%
   
Mar. 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
3/1/24134,85933%
3/2/2483,20657%
3/3/2458,93663%
3/4/24145,66536%
3/5/24176,56143%
3/6/24176,00143%
3/7/24178,44044%
3/8/24144,02635%
3/9/24100,04768%
3/10/2460,89865%
3/11/24144,13135%
3/12/24174,38443%
3/13/24176,51343%
3/14/24174,77943%
3/15/24143,09335%
3/16/24107,01973%
3/17/2467,80172%
3/18/24152,72037%
3/19/24184,81645%
3/20/24186,13945%
3/21/24182,58845%
3/22/24143,41335%
3/23/2479,08754%
3/24/2460,53466%
3/25/24146,19936%
3/26/24180,33344%
3/27/24172,36442%
3/28/24179,42844%
3/29/24115,19428%
3/30/2479,50154%
3/31/2461,22265%
Feb. 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
2/1/24166,35540%
2/2/24138,53534%
2/3/2482,15254%
2/4/2445,34250%
2/5/24138,14434%
2/6/24178,81644%
2/7/24169,46841%
2/8/24178,32343%
2/9/24139,69334%
2/10/2492,23560%
2/11/2463,23770%
2/12/24142,24235%
2/13/24182,55544%
2/14/24170,12841%
2/15/24173,20842%
2/16/24135,49133%
2/17/2469,49345%
2/18/2454,75761%
2/19/2470,76942%
2/20/24162,90040%
2/21/24175,12443%
2/22/24177,03743%
2/23/24142,07235%
2/24/24123,63681%
2/25/2471,68980%
2/26/24145,41535%
2/27/24181,22644%
2/28/24178,65943%
2/29/24168,33241%
Jan. 2024  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
1/1/2442,66434%
1/2/24119,75230%
1/3/24137,14335%
1/4/24145,54337%
1/5/24124,37331%
1/6/2468,74544%
1/7/2460,04971%
1/8/24137,91135%
1/9/24162,93041%
1/10/24158,10340%
1/11/24164,27642%
1/12/24128,01432%
1/13/2465,49042%
1/14/2466,44479%
1/15/2472,75659%
1/16/24160,99541%
1/17/24169,23543%
1/18/24169,70243%
1/19/24130,09133%
1/20/2472,28246%
1/21/2451,71461%
1/22/24134,43134%
1/23/24173,24844%
1/24/24162,96641%
1/25/24175,49744%
1/26/24139,99235%
1/27/2488,96757%
1/28/2466,60179%
1/29/24148,89538%
1/30/24184,82547%
1/31/24161,00941%
Dec. 2023  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
12/1/23143,66037%
12/2/2381,52152%
12/3/2356,88553%
12/4/23148,77038%
12/5/23182,91947%
12/6/23179,68846%
12/7/23179,57246%
12/8/23149,09538%
12/9/2399,82464%
12/10/2369,51264%
12/11/23146,34438%
12/12/23179,02246%
12/13/23179,51446%
12/14/23179,24546%
12/15/23154,17740%
12/16/23101,55965%
12/17/2359,15255%
12/18/23123,85632%
12/19/23152,39539%
12/20/23135,03435%
12/21/23140,54236%
12/22/23119,43331%
12/23/2382,79653%
12/24/2347,95144%
12/25/2332,07523%
12/26/2389,76523%
12/27/2395,56725%
12/28/23110,69228%
12/29/2391,85824%
12/30/2375,18448%
12/31/2366,99662%
Nov. 2023  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
11/1/23182,14644%
11/2/23182, 48144%
11/3/23152,52237%
11/4/23106,89073%
11/5/2364,24062%
11/6/23152,36937%
11/7/23188,34146%
11/8/23184,55045%
11/9/23185,01645%
11/10/23135,28370%
11/11/2394,47865%
11/12/2370,19668%
11/13/23152,65737%
11/14/23181,82844%
11/15/23177,82643%
11/16/23180,65444%
11/17/23149,47136%
11/18/2379,50854%
11/19/2366,40864%
11/20/23142,92835%
11/21/23152,15037%
11/22/23124,23430%
11/23/2340,77521%
11/24/2383,57320%
11/25/2375,33651%
11/26/2358,64656%
11/27/23143,38235%
11/28/23174,63543%
11/29/23167,66441%
11/30/23175,39543%
   

 

Oct. 2023  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
10/1/2377,45870%
10/2/23154,73436%
10/3/23185,58344%
10/4/23184,01043%
10/5/23181,08743%
10/6/23158,20137%
10/7/23116,18172%
10/8/2386,23978%
10/9/23129,60436%
10/10/23183,64243%
10/11/23184,18543%
10/12/23181,30843%
10/13/23148,92235%
10/14/2395,88759%
10/15/2364,50258%
10/16/23151,70936%
10/17/23187,02344%
10/18/23182,60743%
10/19/23185,11043%
10/20/23149,69635%
10/21/2391,97757%
10/22/2359,78554%
10/23/23152,86536%
10/24/23185,42844%
10/25/23182,33643%
10/26/23183,81543%
10/27/23149,57735%
10/28/2398,61961%
10/29/2366,37960%
10/30/23149,79735%
10/31/23175,17941%
Sept. 2023  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
9/1/23141,79633%
9/2/2386,27156%
9/3/2369,18564%
9/4/2364,20660%
9/5/23175,58041%
9/6/23181,05142%
9/7/23179,08542%
9/8/23151,93436%
9/9/2391,44660%
9/10/2369,53164%
9/11/23158,57837%
9/12/23192,08145%
9/13/23192,96145%
9/14/23186,73344%
9/15/23151,90836%
9/16/2397,46764%
9/17/2366,83261%
9/18/23154,65836%
9/19/23186,13844%
9/20/23181,23843%
9/21/23184,37543%
9/22/23150,22635%
9/23/2391,35760%
9/24/2375,50869%
9/25/23153,62636%
9/26/23191,44245%
9/27/23188,02944%
9/28/23183,83443%
9/29/23155,74437%
9/30/2398,64264%
Aug 2023  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
8/1/23172,41642%
8/2/23171,50942%
8/3/23171,60242%
8/4/23140,08734%
8/5/23101,33165%
8/6/2376,28074%
8/7/23141,27334%
8/8/23175,07042%
8/9/23170,29141%
8/10/23168,53941%
8/11/23151,20937%
8/12/23101,11965%
8/13/2379,282 77%
8/14/23145,10935%
8/15/23175,45142%
8/16/23179,27843%
8/17/23174,76942%
8/18/23148,99236%
8/19/2398,44263%
8/20/2373,37771%
8/21/23151,80937%
8/22/23187,74945%
8/23/23184,41244%
8/24/23180,24143%
8/25/23147,16735%
8/26/2392,91059%
8/27/2370,48868%
8/28/23153,21037%
8/29/23184,86945%
8/30/23183,38844%
8/31/23174,20242%

 

 

July 2023  
DateRidership (# of exits)% of pre-pandemic
7/1/2383,15753%
7/2/2364,59760%
7/3/23106,64026%
7/4/2366,90749%
7/5/23148,29436%
7/6/23157,43338%
7/7/23135,02233%
7/8/2383,45253%
7/9/2364,15360%
7/10/23139,97734%
7/11/23171,28541%
7/12/23171,33441%
7/13/23172,31342%
7/14/23146,74935%
7/15/2396,86861%
7/16/2372,98068%
7/17/23146,42735%
7/18/23174,76742%
7/19/23176,24042%
7/20/23169,84241%
7/21/23140,70234%
7/22/2392,95659%
7/23/2372,68467%
7/24/23138,57433%
7/25/23175,83042%
7/26/23175,40742%
7/27/23166,72840%
7/28/23141,57834%
7/29/2388,72856%
7/30/2369,38164%
7/31/23141,32134%
May '23  June '23  
DateActual% of baselineDateActual% of baseline
5/1/23139,13634%6/1/23164,09640%
5/2/23164,78240%6/2/23145,46435%
5/3/23162,74039%6/3/2384,39854%
5/4/23172,78342%6/4/2366.76956%
5/5/23138,96034%6/5/23139,18234%
5/6/2380,88956%6/6/23169,98041%
5/7/2362,12060%6/7/23168,11141%
5/8/23136,73733%6/8/23166,89740%
5/9/23168,94241%6/9/23139,65434%
5/10/23172,64542%6/10/2389,68259%
5/11/23166,58740%6/11/2363,38653%
5/12/23138,73934%6/12/23144,61535%
5/13/2384,81459%6/13/23189,71646%
5/14/2357,64156%6/14/23170,16241%
5/15/23142,48334%6/15/23168,82041%
5/16/23179,97144%6/16/23139,32134%
5/17/23183,30444%6/17/2389,26958%
5/18/23168,48541%6/18/2367,92866%
5/19/23141,15234%6/19/2398,33824%
5/20/2386,34260%6/20/23174,80542%
5/21/2371,41469%6/21/23179,99444%
5/22/23140,23634%6/22/23177,46243%
5/23/23170,61141%6/23/23147,54536%
5/24/23168,17641%6/24/23110,34371%
5/25/23163,94240%6/25/23140,006117%
5/26/23134,40932%6/26/23139,93634%
5/27/2382,74858%6/27/23176,42543%
5/28/2374,46272%6/28/23173,26442%
5/29/2362,03755%6/29/23171,89542%
5/30/23158,72538%6/30/23138,27033%
5/31/23168,74541%   

 

Mar '23  Apr '23  
DateActual% of baselineDateActual% of baseline
3/1/23165,13740%4/1/2382,08153%
3/2/23163,78540%4/2/2358,06462%
3/3/23138,39034%4/3/23135,01433%
3/4/2381,83656%4/4/23163,55140%
3/5/2359,45763%4/5/23161,13139%
3/6/23134,01233%4/6/23154,84138%
3/7/23166,19341%4/7/23128,08531%
3/8/23166,78241%4/8/2387,28957%
3/9/23144,23335%4/9/2359,65363%
3/10/23121,49230%4/10/23137,96534%
3/11/2376,71452%4/11/23169,02441%
3/12/2347,66951%4/12/23167,96141%
3/13/23133,84333%4/13/23164,15740%
3/14/23142,77435%4/14/23145,57135%
3/15/23168,00541%4/15/2385,23255%
3/16/23170,45542%4/16/2362,40866%
3/17/23140,26334%4/17/23139,04034%
3/18/2387,09160%4/18/23170,78342%
3/19/2350,65954%4/19/23174,33742%
3/20/23138,32634%4/20/23179,01344%
3/21/23148,56836%4/21/23142,53335%
3/22/23163,55340%4/22/2390,58059%
3/23/23168,63041%4/23/2366,78071%
3/24/23140,78158%4/24/23144,58135%
3/25/2384,89134%4/25/23175,21343%
3/26/2362,87267%4/26/23175,56743%
3/27/23136,78033%4/27/23172,79442%
3/28/23136,20533%4/28/23144,11935%
3/29/23141,51135%4/29/2386,30856%
3/30/23170,56242%4/30/2361,71065%
3/31/23127,89531%   

 

Jan '23  Feb '23  
DateActual% of baselineDateActual% of baseline
1/1/2346,79738%2/1/23163,58340%
1/2/2353,38414%2/2/23162,13239%
1/3/23128,15032%2/3/23128,87731%
1/4/2381,48321%2/4/2388,36458%
1/5/2390,63023%2/5/2353,48660%
1/6/23115,80129%2/6/23138,20834%
1/7/2360,56439%2/7/23164,64640%
1/8/2348,55358%2/8/23163,44740%
1/9/23109,21128%2/9/23165,69740%
1/10/23130,19933%2/10/23130,65932%
1/11/23125,92432%2/11/2380,76353%
1/12/23145,12737%2/12/2354,84661%
1/13/23107,33327%2/13/23133,01832%
1/14/2356,66936%2/14/23160,29539%
1/15/2345,32454%2/15/23163,69440%
1/16/2367,21554%2/16/23162,76840%
1/17/23153,38939%2/17/23132,76732%
1/18/23152,69539%2/18/2384,31455%
1/19/23157,19640%2/19/2360,51067%
1/20/23132,06533%2/20/2373,54644%
1/21/2380,52052%2/21/23157,72138%
1/22/2359,07870%2/22/23159,34739%
1/23/23129,34333%2/23/23152,02237%
1/24/23157,64940%2/24/23121,02029%
1/25/23161,89141%2/25/2377,72651%
1/26/23160,57341%2/26/2350,76157%
1/27/23123,62131%2/27/23122,74830%
1/28/2380,45752%2/28/23149,01936%
1/29/2353,23963%   
1/30/23132,59434%   
1/31/23164,13841%   

(This article was originally published Feb. 25, 2020)

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