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Liz Ames

Liz Ames was first elected to the BART Board on November 6, 2018 and was re-elected in 2022. Director Ames represents District 6 is in Alameda County and includes the City of Fremont, Union City, the City of Newark, and the Southern part of the City of Hayward. District 6 BART stations include: Fremont, South

BART will run Saturday service for the 2022 Martin Luther King holiday

BART will run a Saturday schedule on the Martin Luther King holiday, Monday, January 17, 2022. The system will open at 6am and close at midnight. For the most up-to-date schedule information use our Trip Planner or our official BART app to plan your specific trip. Martin Luther King Day is also a parking

BART is first in the nation to offer free transit to military personnel

Military on leave from Iraq and Afghanistan are eligible BART has just become the first major transportation agency in the nation to offer free transit tickets to military personnel who are on leave from fighting in Iraq or Afghanistan. On November 19th, the BART Board of Directors voted 8 to 1 to allow any

Night Board meeting to cover e-cigarette ban, role of art at BART

The BART Board of Directors will meet Thursday, Jan. 22 at 5 pm to consider a range of topics including a newly proposed ordinance to restrict smoking of e-cigarettes / vaping devices as well as a presentation on the role of public art in existing and future BART facilities. The meeting will be held in the

BART to run round-the-clock during Labor Day weekend Bay Bridge closure

BART will be open while the Bay Bridge is closed over Labor Day Weekend. BART will run trains on a 24 hour basis beginning the night of Wednesday, August 28th until the night of Monday, September 2nd. BART resumes normal weekday service at about 4 am on Tuesday, September 3rd. The overnight trains will

PG&E work on BART property at Hayward Station 7/23-28

From Monday, July 23 through the 28, PG&E will to do work on a portion of BART property at the corner of Grand and C Streets. The work will involve removal of asphalt, concrete, and one tree in order to dig trenches, run conduit, and install other electrical equipment. The work will require closing sections