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Board gets update on bike program improvements and successes
By RAQUEL CRITESBART Communications Intern More people than ever are using bikes to get to BART, reflecting overall record ridership, and BART has set a new goal for bike access that aims to improve the safety and convenience of the BART experience for cyclists and noncyclists alike. In 2012, the BART bike
Daily parking fee of $1 starts April 29 in and around South Hayward Station
A $1 daily fee will begin Monday, April 29, for parking at the South Hayward BART Station and in designated on-street parking areas around the station between the hours of 4 AM and 3 PM, Monday through Friday. BART and the City of Hayward have developed a new parking district in and around the South Hayward
Construction to begin in December on Civic Center bike station
Starting December 2014, as part of the Civic Center Station Modernization Improvements, work crews will begin to install the new bike station and bike racks at various locations inside the station. There will be some minor changes to pedestrian access routes, please look for signs and/or barricades. The work
Construction begins on Civic Center Bike Station
Starting December 2014, as part of the Civic Center Station Modernization Improvements, work crews will begin to install the new bike station and bike racks at various locations inside the station. There will be some minor changes to pedestrian access routes, please look for signs and/or barricades. The work
Thanksgiving service: longer trains for travelers, Sunday schedule on holiday
BART will operate longer trains to help passengers get to and from San Francisco and Oakland international airports on the day before Thanksgiving — Wednesday, November 23, which is traditionally the busiest travel day of the year. There will also be longer trains on Sunday, November 27 — the day when most of
Union leaders abandon wage freeze proposal, now seek 3% raise
Raises would cost at least $17.5 million Leaders of BART's two largest unions have abandoned an offer to freeze employee wages and are now seeking a 3 percent raise over two years in one of the worst economies in recent memory. Their wage increase proposal would cost at least $17.5 million over 4 years. It