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Face masks required on BART

Sept. 22, 2022 update: The current mask mandate will expire after 10/1/22. The BART board has approved a resolution authorizing the General Manager to amend the Customer Code of Conduct to impose a mandate within the paid areas of the BART system that would require riders and employees to wear a face mask

BART PD reaches hiring milestone

The BART Police Department has now hired 40 officers this calendar year. That’s equal to the total number of officers hired in 2017 and 2018 combined. The progress in officer hiring comes as the department has been engaged in a far-reaching recruitment campaign, which builds upon a new labor contract that was

Attend a BART "Customer Focus" Event

Have a question about BART? Want to chat with BART Customer Services personnel? Attend a BART "Customer Focus" event at a station near you. These events provide an excellent opportunity to speak with BART representatives in a casual, face-to-face setting and get answers to any questions you might have about

BART supports accountability and oversight

As BART seeks temporary state funding to avoid steep service cuts, it fully supports calls for transit accountability and reform. BART is among the transit agencies that have agreed to the California Transit Association’s proposed Accountability and Reform Framework. The framework would build upon the

Join BART Police Aug. 1 for National Night Out to help keep BART safe

BART PD personnel and crime-fighting mascot McGruff at 2016's National Night Out By JIAHAO HUANGBART Communications Intern BART Police are inviting the public to stop by one of our station tables for “National Night Out,” a program that has been going nationwide since the 1980s to emphasize the importance of

BART and KPFA get crafty

Take BART and free shuttle to KPFA Crafts and Music Fair Ride BART to the 36th annual KPFA Crafts and Music Fair at the Concourse Exhibition Center in San Francisco December 9 and 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free Shuttles will pick up passengers from the Civic Center BART Station every 20 minutes all day. Every

BART riders "Dump the Pump"

BART riders save time, money and fuel Bay Area commuters who today chose BART instead of driving joined millions of Americans in sending a message of "dump the pump," a simple show of force by the nation's mass transit riders. Commuters who rode public transportation rejected the skyrocketing cost of gasoline

Take BART to the ballpark

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

BART on heightened security alert

BART is on a heightened security alert and customers may experience some delays today because the District has made security modifications in response to the averted airline bombing plots in London. BART Police, including canine units, will randomly hold trains and conduct security sweeps throughout the BART

BART Board passes balanced budget

Budget Maintains Customer Service For Growing Ridership After initially facing a nearly $5 million shortfall, BART's nine member Board of Directors voted unanimously to adopt a balanced budget for Fiscal Year 2007 (FY07) thanks in large part to an unforeseen increase in state transportation and property tax