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BART passengers traveling through the Transbay Tube during the mid-week late-night, will no longer endure single-tracking delays caused by earthquake retrofit work as BART engineers have completed one phase of the important project ahead of schedule. In March, BART began work installing heavy steel plates

As part of the Warm Springs Extension, Stage 3 of construction at Fremont Station will begin the week of January 6, 2014, in the southwest parking lot. This work will involve construction of a trackway embankment as well as a new overpass over Walnut Avenue and will require significant changes to parking at

Beginning Monday, May 26, 2014, as part of the BART Warm Springs Extension Project, two concrete bench shelters will receive artistic makeovers with the installation of Mosaic tiles. When complete, the seating area is meant to be both functional and a visually appealing addition to the improvements underway

Beginning Tuesday, February 22, 2011, BART will begin charging a $1.00 daily parking fee at the new West Dublin/Pleasanton Station. Drivers who park at this station will be required to pay the daily fee weekdays from 4:00 am to 3:00 pm. The parking fee program, combined with existing programs, will offer

Beginning Saturday, November 15 through Monday, November 17, a variety of BART crews will mobilize at the Daly City Station to work continuously through the weekend. Work shall commence on Saturday, November 15 at 1:30am after passenger service ends and will continue working through to Monday, November 17 at

BART riders asked to donate cash, BART tickets for American Red Cross transit ticket collection Beginning with the Friday morning commute, BART riders can help meet one of the most urgent needs of hurricane survivors who are now in the Bay Area: transportation. American Red Cross officials say the 1,800

BART reopened two more underground restrooms on June 28th as BART continues to focus on improving the rider experience with new amenities. All-gender restrooms at Montgomery Street Station in San Francisco and Lake Merritt Station in Oakland are now open for use with the addition of restroom attendants, who

BART’s next round of major trackway repairs will focus on the Yellow Line in the East Bay, which is the busiest in the BART system. The upcoming work is made possible by voter-approved Measure RR, which is providing $3.5 billion to rebuild BART’s core infrastructure. Over President’s Day weekend, February 18