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Free parking at Rockridge Trader Joe's lot ends June 8

The additional parking near Rockridge Station made available by the Trader Joe's grocery store company will no longer be available to BART riders as of Friday, June 8. BART riders using the lot will need to remove their cars by Friday, June 8 at 9 p.m. Cars left in the lot after 9 p.m. on June 8 will be

Reimagining Richmond Station: Landscape design raises bar for sustainability

Drought-tolerant yarrow waves in the wind at Richmond Station By RAQUEL CRITES BART Communications Intern Plantings of drought-tolerant California natives like yarrow, lantana, and Western redbuds greet visitors with a soothing pastel palette outside Richmond BART, an example of sustainable landscape design

Final environmental report for proposed extension to Livermore now available

BART has completed the Final Program Environmental Impact Report (FPEIR) for an extension between the Dublin/Pleasanton Station and the City of Livermore. The FPEIR consists of a "Response to Comments" (Volume 2) which publishes BART's replies to public comments about the project together with the previously

New parking garage opens at MacArthur Station 9/15

The BART Parking Garage at the MacArthur BART station will open on Monday, September 15th. BART customers driving to the MacArthur BART station are asked to take note of the new location of the garage and access route to the BART fare gates. When the new garage opens, the existing parking lot will be closed

Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) - MacArthur

The MacArthur Transit Village is a new multi-use development located next to the MacArthur BART Station in North Oakland. This project is a collaborative effort involving BART, the City of Oakland’s Redevelopment Agency, MacArthur Transit Community Partners (MTCP) and other stakeholders. The MacArthur Transit

Normal service between Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill after weekend track work

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Next closure for more track work will be Memorial Day weekend BART is running on schedule again this morning between Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill, after weekend work on a major construction project that involved removing and installing 1200 feet of rail weighing some 4 million pounds in under 48 hours. BART