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Parking Overview
Click on the banners above to pay for BART parking by App or by website.BART ParkingBART operates parking, designated for BART riders, at 35 stations.
Transbay Alternatives
BART is a two track system. We were not built with extra tracks to provide redundancy and the ability to easily and quickly maneuver trains around de
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Download a PDF of this map to print out or save on your computer. (Tip: Save the image above to your phone so you can easily access it during a major
Water Use
BART uses about 53 million gallons of water annually, of which about 76% is for general purposes and 24% is for irrigation specifically. On average, t
Airport Connections (SFO & OAK)
San Francisco International Airport (SFO)Oakland International Airport (OAK)Oakland International Airport (OAK)BART trains connect OAK with downtown S
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To/from Downtown Oakland Take BART from OAK to Coliseum Station. From Coliseum Station, transfer to an Orange Line (Richmond) train. It takes about 12
North Berkeley TOD
In close partnership with the City of Berkeley and a team of housing developers, BART is planning a welcoming transit-oriented development (TOD) at No
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The development team, North Berkeley Housing Partners (NBHP), is composed of three affordable housing nonprofits - BRIDGE Housing, East Bay Asian Loca
Doing Business
Contracting and Procurement OpportunitiesTake a look at upcoming procurement opportunities and contracts out for bid at BART, including bids received
Fun Stuff
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Why does BART have a fun stuff page? Why does BART do fun stuff?Let us be clear: providing high-quality, clean, and safe train service is BART's #1 p
Completed TOD projects
Together with BART's community and developer partners, the transit-oriented development program has completed developments at sixteen stations, totali
Rarely seen photos of the prototypes that started it all
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The iconic original BART car could have looked very different.Industrial design firm Sundberg-Ferar, which created the concept and design of the origi