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BART begins rollout of $90 million fare gates to stem evaders
Eight stations including four in San Francisco are next in line for the new fare gates.Read More
Muni, SamTrans, Caltrain will be free on New Year’s Eve. BART won’t.
BART will run trains through San Francisco until after 1 a.m., but you'll need to pay.Read More
BART says ‘bye, bye’ to paper tickets at end of November
The transit agency is preparing for a future using 'open payments' direct from debit or credit cards.Read More
BART launches ‘reimagined’ schedule, promising shorter waits, all new trains, more SFO service
Shorter trains running more frequently should improve safety and speed cleaning, BART says.Read More
Facing uncertain future, Bay Area agencies, advocates kick off Transit Month
Staggering budget deficits and challenges with public safety loom over Transit Month events.Read More
Public transit guide to Taylor Swift Levi’s Stadium concerts
Transit agencies are delicately reminding Swifites they can arrive in style by taking BART, Caltrain or VTA.Read More
New state funding falls $60 million short of filling San Francisco transit gap
Dozens of Muni routes remain at risk if the full $101 million 2024-25 budget shortfall remains unfilled.Read More
As ‘Transit Month’ concludes, focus shifts toward funding with Prop. L push
Protestors halted Mayor London Breed's F-Market streetcar to shine light on continued traffic fatalities in San Francisco.Read More
Train derailment halts BART service between Pleasant Hill, Concord
There are reports of a BART train derailment in Concord with riders being evacuated and resulting fires in the area.Read More
BART sees nearly 200,000 parade-day riders as fans overwhelm Clipper system
BART reported nearly 200,000 parade-day riders as Warriors fans flocked to San Francisco and overwhelmed the Clipper system.Read More
Getting to and from San Francisco’s first Warriors victory parade
Public transit is the way to go if you plan to join the “gold blooded” mass for San Francisco’s first Warriors championship parade. Read More
State drops public transit mask requirement, Bay Area agencies follow
The California Department of Health Wednesday dropped its public transportation mask requirement. Bay Area transit agencies quickly followed.Read More
Bay Area transit funding spotlighted in Padilla visit to San Francisco
Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) visited San Francisco to highlight funding Bay Area transit agencies received from the Biden Administration.Read More
Wet weather, earlier police activity cause BART delays
There is a 20-minute BART delay on the Berryessa Line due to earlier police activity at the South Hayward station.Read More
BART restores red line service 16 days after power interruption
Sixteen days after a broken power cable disrupted service, BART Tuesday restored the red line between Richmond and Millbrae.Read More
As riders return, BART spotlights public safety
With more passengers taking BART, the transit agency is reminding passengers they have a team of officers and transit ambassadors patrolling the rail system. Read More
BART station reopens after second track fatality this year
A death on BART tracks in Dublin shut down service between the area's two stations Wednesday until just after 8:30 a.m.Read More
BART loses 2 percent of workforce for vaccine mandate noncompliance
Nearly 100 BART employees have quit or been fired in recent months after failing to comply with the agency's Covid-19 vaccination mandate.Read More
Power issue halts BART service from Richmond to Millbrae/SFO
BART has issued a service advisory for its Richmond to Millbrae/SFO line. Trains are not running due to a power issue. Shuttles are being run from the SFO station...Read More
BART repairs door jam, restores all Caldecott Tunnel service
BART has restored service to both lines through the Caldecott Tunnel on Monday morning and delays on the Antioch line have been reduced to 20 minutes, officials said. Shortly...Read More