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BART Board schedules Fiscal Year 2015 budget meetings

The BART Board has set the following calendar for discussion and adoption of the Fiscal Year 2015 Budget: May 8, 2014, 9am: Preliminary Budget Overview: Sources, Uses, and Service Plan May 22, 2014, 5pm: Public Hearing on FY15 Budget Resolution to Adopt FY15 Proposition 4 Appropriations Limit FY15 Notice of

BART Police release image of Fruitvale Station stabbing suspect

The BART Police Department today released images of a suspect being sought in connection with a stabbing that took place onboard a train at the Fruitvale Station on Friday afternoon. The incident happened at 2:48 pm on March 22, 2019. The pictured suspect was involved in a fight with another male on a

Local artists: We want your art on BART!

Photo of a blank ad space in a station with red text "Your Art Here"

 

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The BART Art Program is undertaking an effort to highlight even more local artists by inviting them to submit their existing artwork to be used in a variety of BART spaces, including stations, trains, and even BART Headquarters.

If you are a local artist aged 18+ and residing in one of the five BART counties -- Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara -- we invite you to submit your work!

The art we seek should reflect the BART system and its integral role in all of our lives in the Bay Area. We are looking not only for images of the trains, tracks, and stations -- though we know we will receive beautiful ones -- but also art that represents what makes BART the Bay and the Bay BART. How does the diverse geographies, geologies, and ethnographies you encounter on BART intertwine? How has BART influenced or inspired you as an artist? 

Submissions must be made through our Submittable platform by March 23 at 11pm PDT. The total number of applications will be limited to 400 (applicants not images), so we encourage you to apply early to ensure consideration. BART will be licensing the images; this is not an artwork purchase program.

What: Request for local artists to submit their BART-esque artwork

More info/rules: Request for Submissions

Submission portal: Submittable

Deadline: March 23, 11pm PDT, or until 400 applicants have submitted

Read about the BART Art Program at bart.gov/art. 

BART Board eases commute bike restrictions for extended trial

The BART Board of Directors voted tonight to modify existing commute period bike rules for an extended 5 month trial period from July 1-December 1, 2013. The move represents the next phase of testing to observe the impact of allowing bikes on board during busy commute periods. Starting July 1, bikes will be

Safe Trips to BART: An Action Plan for Safer Roadways

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June 25, 2025Drafts of Safe Trips to BART: An Action Plan for Safer Roadways and its appendices, including Focus Station Area Action Plans for seven s
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Celebrate SF Pride 2025 and take BART to the parade

BART Pride 2025 parade rider guide

The 55th annual San Francisco Pride Celebration Parade will be held on Sunday, June 29th and BART will increase service to carry participants to and from the festivities.

We encourage you to take BART and “ride with Pride” to get to and from the parade safely and expediently. Embarcadero, Montgomery St, Powell St, and Civic Center stations are all along the parade route (see rider guide). 

BART will open at 8am and run 5-line service with trains roughly every 5 minutes through Downtown San Francisco. Additional event trains will be dispatched as ridership warrants. After 9pm, BART will run 3-line service.  

In the morning, event trains will bolster our service between Millbrae and Downtown San Francisco as well as between Pleasant Hill and Downtown San Francisco from 9:30 to 11am. Later in the day, event trains will start at 2pm and continue into the evening, supplementing scheduled service. 

The parade begins at 10am at Market and Beale streets, closest to Embarcadero Station. It will end at Market and 8th streets, closest to Civic Center Station.  

Riders should expect large crowds at Embarcadero Station before 10am and large crowds all day at Civic Center Station, as well as heavy ridership to and from all Downtown San Francisco stations and 16th St Mission Station. Riders are encouraged to use Montgomery St and Powell St instead of Civic Center or Embarcadero stations.  

Photo of BART marchers from Pride 2024

Tips for taking BART to the SF Pride Parade and Celebration 

  • Before you leave home put a Clipper card on your cellphone through either Apple Pay or Google Pay. There is no $3 new-card fee for riders who add either of the mobile options. Please ensure you have sufficient funds for a round trip. 
  • Embarcadero, Montgomery Street, Powell Street and Civic Center stations can all be used to get to the parade route.
  • Download the official BART app to plan your trip, get real-time departures, and pay for parking.
  • Be patient. It could get crowded on trains and in our stations. BART’s busiest hours are expected to be from the parade start until 2pm and from 4 pm to 8 pm leaving the parade and celebration.
  • When boarding trains, move to the center of the car so more people can fit and remove backpacks.
  • Don’t jam a train door, which can take the whole train out of service. 

Getting to BART/Parking 

Consider taking a bus, getting dropped off, riding your bicycle, or walking to your station. 

BART offers free parking on weekends, except at Milpitas and Berryessa/North San Jose stations, which are owned by VTA and VTA's parking rates still apply. More info on parking at BART: bart.gov/parking.  

BART in the parade 

BART staff, their families, and friends will march in the San Francisco Pride Parade with the BARTmobile. 

New Pride stickers and Pride shirts are available on Railgoods

BART wishes everyone attending a safe and happy celebration! 

Concord couple finds love on BART

Anna and Dentrick McNorton met 19 years ago on a Pittsburg/Bay Point train and are about to celebrate 15 years of marriage. Watch their story of how these two found love in an unexpected place.

BART seeks public help in finding lost, elderly woman

Fremont woman with dementia and diabetes l ast seen at Fremont station BART Police is urgently seeking the public’s help in locating a 92 year-old Asian woman who desperately needs insulin. Lai Ying also has dementia and her family says she has the mental capacity of a four-year old. Ying is 5 feet tall with

Missing teen now home safe thanks to BART employees

Two alert BART employees at our Fremont Station this week played a critical role in finding a missing 15-year-old East Bay girl and getting her back to her family. On Wednesday, Station Agent Rachelle "Mimi" Powe was giving a foreworker trainee a tour of the Fremont Station when she saw a teenage girl in