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Antioch Station Access Improvements

BART completed improvements for multimodal access to the station in 2021. Since the BART to Antioch project opened on May 25, 2018, ridership has exceeded expectations. The Antioch Station experiences around 3,050 daily exits (Pre-COVID-19), doubling the original forecast. This success has resulted in full

Summary of service changes to-date since the COVID-19 pandemic

This article is a summary of COVID-19 service changes to-date since the pandemic. Summary of service changes to date Starting August 2, 2021, BART expanded service hours and significantly increased service Monday-Saturday; we returned to midnight service Monday-Saturday, we returned to a 6am opening on

Twitter Favorites

We’re excited to have hundreds of Twitter users following us and want to show our appreciation for all the tweets about things they hear, see and do on BART. Their tweets about BART help us better understand what’s important to riders and give us ideas for destinations and activities we can recommend to

Daly City Station Access Improvement Plan

Daly City BART Planning Webpage March 2013 Announcements! Daly City Station Access Improvement Plan BART has completed the Daly City Station Access Improvement Plan. BART is working on advancing some of the recommendations from the Plan. Please stay tuned for more information. BackgroundBART partnered in this

Electrical upgrade work begins at Rockridge Station

As part of our 34.5KV Cable System Upgrade Project, construction will begin at Rockridge Station in late February 2012. Most work will take place at night between the hours of 9 pm and 5 am. The work will last approximately two months. Work involves attaching conduit to existing steel along our elevated

ATU membership approves tentative four-year contract agreement

Members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1555 (ATU) voted Tuesday to approve the four-year tentative agreement that their leaders and BART negotiators reached on August 16th. "We’re extremely pleased with the vote," BART Board of Directors President Thomas M. Blalock said. "ATU members showed today they are