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DECEMBER UPDATE: The BART Board of Directors approved the funding plan at its December 6, 2018 meeting. With full funding identified, BART is moving ahead with plans to nearly double the amount of parking at the Antioch Station. The station has been a tremendous success since opening in late May and that has

Notice of Scoping Meetings on a proposed BART extension into East Contra Costa County: Where and when: Tuesday, July 19, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m Dallas Ranch Middle School 1401 Mt. Hamilton Drive, Antioch Accessible on Tri Delta Transit Route 388. Wednesday, July 20, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Brentwood Community Center

BART will open two hours early and run extra long trains for the world famous Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco on Sunday, May 16th and will run longer trains for fans heading to the Giants game that begins at 1:05 that afternoon. On Sunday, most trains will begin running two hours earlier than the

BART’s "Dump the Pump Adventure" is a fun, interactive story about the perils of driving a car. First - draw yourself! Then watch your hand-drawn character navigate through the crowded rush hour traffic in downtown San Francisco, and come up with creative solutions to get yourself out of it. Of course, it isn

Photo: Richard T. Walker, The Speed and Eagerness of Meaning. Courtesy of the artist and Christopher Grimes Gallery, part of a current YBCA exhibt By STEFAN MARTINEZ BART Website Intern Every first Tuesday of the month at noon, a magical thing happens in San Francisco: “free Tuesdays” at several downtown

The City of El Cerrito recently celebrated the grand opening of 48 new bicycle lockers at the El Cerrito Plaza BART Station along the Ohlone Greenway. These bike lockers offer several advantages: No reservation required: these lockers are not reserved in advance. There are plenty of lockers available and all

Save the date for National Coffee With a Cop Day! Please join BART Police on Wednesday, October 4, from 8-10am at the Starbucks Coffee SF Centre store located at the Powell Street BART station in San Francisco. This annual nationwide coffee klatch was founded in 2011, and brings police officers and the

BART is seeking public input on important spending decisions while planning for the next 40 years of reliable service. The public can weigh in on projects such as: a second Transbay Tube; an Express Bus Service along the busy I-680 corridor; more infill stations in key areas; and fixing the backlog of needed

BART's new focus and reinvestment into station cleanliness have been paying dividends -- and receiving notice from riders across the system. With Quality of Life issues as a top priority for improvement, BART has ramped up its hiring of station and train cleaners in the past year. The hiring focus will