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Montgomery platform elevator to be out for service Sept. 21-25

From Monday, September 21, through Friday, September 25, 2009, BART crews will be interrupting platform elevator service at the Montgomery Street Station to complete flooring replacement. This elevator shutdown will limit access to train platforms at this station. If you require an elevator, you must plan

An interview with the BARTmobile

The BARTmobile, above, in the Alameda 4th of July Parade on July 4, 2017 By JIAHAO HUANGBART Communications Intern Ever notice this cute fellow at festivals and parades? Say hello to the BARTMobile, the adorable little sibling of the BART fleet. Known for spreading joy in events such as the Pride Parade and

Next stage of Transbay Tube retrofit set to launch

BART is continuing its work of earthquake safety strengthening of the Transbay Tube, which was not damaged in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake but remains BART’s top Earthquake Safety priority. The Board of Directors today authorized the General Manager to award a contract of $7,735,000 to California

Reduced Red-line service Saturday, November 15

Due to maintenance work at Daly City Station, the Red-line service (Richmond to Daly City) will be reduced in frequency with some train cancellations on Saturday, November 15. Trains will only operate as far as Montgomery Station and then return to Richmond from Montgomery. Passengers traveling beyond

Take the Bay Bridge closure survey for chance to win $100 gift card

Are you planning a BART trip because of the Bay Bridge closure? Please take a moment to complete our short survey and enter to win a $100 American Express gift card. By answering a few quick questions about your travel plans, you'll help us with insight to improve BART service. Click here to go to the survey

FY07 preliminary budget maintains customer service for growing ridership

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

Unions have to move to make real progress at bargaining table

Labor negotiations are scheduled for next week between BART and its two largest unions, ATU 1555 and SEIU 1021, but not much productivity is expected unless union leadership makes a significant move to bring down the cost of their financially unsustainable contract proposal. The unions have yet to move below