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Downtown Berkeley

The Downtown Berkeley BART Station is located on Shattuck Avenue between Allston Way and Addison Street. It is conveniently located close to the University of California campus and to many shops, restaurants, theaters and other attractions, and has valet bike parking. Public restrooms are available. Maps of

BART outlines current contract offers

Throughout these negotiations the District has made significant movement with our proposals. We doubled our salary proposal to an 8% unconditional raise over four years and removed all contingencies so that these raises will occur no matter what is happening with the economy. We’ve lowered our pension

BART Lines: 826 Valencia

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Just in time for National Poetry Month, BART has unveiled BART Lines: 826 Valencia, a partnership between the agency and local literary nonprofit that
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 BART's free Short Story Dispensers are located at the following stations:  Balboa Park Downtown Berkeley Fruitvale Pleasant Hill San Leandro (new!) T

BART Accessibility Task Force

The BART Accessibility Task Force advises the BART Board of Directors and staff on disability-related issues and advocates on behalf of people with di
BART Accessibility Task Force (BATF) Advisory Committee membersThe BATF shall be composed of up to eighteen (18) members.Anita OrtegaBruce YowCatherin
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BART Accessibility Task Force (BATF) group picture taken in January 2026."Help us make BART accessible for all."

50 years of BART: To learn the story of BART, look to its system maps

A map can tell a person where to go, where not to go, and how to get there. It orients the viewer in physical space – but also geographic time, chronicling the shifting landscape and the patterns of human motion. The BART System Map is one of the most iconic maps to grace the modern Bay Area. To locals – and

Addressing Harassment on BART

"Not One More" is an initiative in partnership with community-based organizations, youth, and BART to end harassment on transit and to make BART safe
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Bystander Intervention Card Version 2: "I Got You." Front side and Back side:
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Not One More uses youth participatory action research, cultural strategy, art, and policy change to dismantle the systems that have enabled harassment
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Key Definitions Sexual Violence & Harassment: Unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature, including unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, p

BART Board of Director District 7 update

On March 23, 2022, BART Board President Rebecca Saltzman and BART General Manager Bob Powers have issued the following joint statement about BART District 7: The BART Board of Directors and BART staff are working to address the unfortunate chain of events surrounding BART District 7 and the impact to Lateefah

A letter from BART to our customers

Dear Customers, BART’s top priority is to ensure the safety of its passengers. Prior to a planned protest on August 11, 2011, BART obtained credible information that led us to conclude that the safety of the BART system would be compromised. Out of an overriding concern for our passengers’ safety, BART made

Community meeting about BART to Antioch

Please join BART and the City of Antioch for an update on BART and the BART to Antioch project. As you may have seen, construction is underway on Highway 4 widening and on the new BART system tracks and two new BART stations in the center median. We invite you to attend an informational meeting at the Antioch