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Thursday's free rides on BART as part of the Spare the Air free transit campaign resulted in approximately 3,300 more people using BART than normal. That's just over a one percent increase in ridership. BART was expecting to carry about 352,400 riders on Thursday. Instead, BART trains carried an estimated 355

BART riders are not only helping to pay for new train cars, they are helping to design BART’s Fleet of the Future as well. BART staff today presented the latest design elements to the Board of Directors. Many of the new features displayed in the summer 2013 train car model, including digital screens and more

View 2022 information about taking BART to Outside Lands here: https://bartable.bart.gov/featured/take-transit-outside-lands While BART doesn't offer direct service to Golden Gate Park, you can take BART and transfer to Muni or Outside Lands prepaid local shuttles to get to the event. BART will run regular

BART riders can help prevent crime by taking to heart some simple advice from BART Police: Avoid being an easy target of criminals on the hunt for electronic devices such as mobile phones, portable music players, laptop computers or e-readers. BART Police are urging greater rider awareness with thefts of

Budget still carries small $4.7 million deficit Today BART General Manger Thomas Margro presented the BART Board with a preliminary budget that focuses on increasing BART's commitment to customer service, security and safety. The $557.3 million Fiscal Year 2007 (FY07) Preliminary Operating Budget is designed

The BART Police Department has compiled its quality-of-life enforcement demographic data to look for potential racial disparities in enforcement. Quality of life issues include fare enforcement, public intoxication, smoking, aggressive panhandling and similar violations. BPD has been at the forefront of

Watch the unveiling ceremony at https://youtu.be/GuPVqofjOYk On Friday August 21, BART unveiled a new mural at the Coliseum BART Station that was inspired by the strategic visioning of seven Oakland Unified School District students through a paid summer internship program at BART. The mural reads “For the

Here’s the first in our Contractor Success Story series – an interview with Maurice Brewster, the CEO and President of Mosaic Global Transportation. Later, read more about how BART’s Office of Civil Rights works to help small and disadvantaged businesses share in the success of BART projects. But first, let’s