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The City of Fremont, working in coordination with BART, is working on a project to build a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Union Pacific tracks connecting the new plaza west of the station to the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART Station. Work at the station will begin in January, 2019 and is scheduled

Between June 17 and July 9, 2019, we will close approximately 36 permit spaces and 5 ADA spaces in the East lot bounded by Keith and College Avenues (see map below). We will have equipment and workers in that area planting new trees between 8am and 4pm. Please anticipate some noise. BART conducted a Rockridge

This year, Christmas Eve, December 24, 2020, will be a regular Thursday schedule while Christmas Day will be a Holiday/Sunday schedule with service beginning at 8 am. There will be no other service adjustments Christmas week. New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2020, will also be a regular Thursday schedule and BART

BART has received no indication that ATU and SEIU will return to work Fri., July 5th. Commuters should make alternative plans. Should ATU/SEIU call off their strike we will notify the public via bart.gov and the strike alert email notifications. Sign up for strike alerts at http://www.bart.gov/alerts. We are

Story by MELISSA JORDAN | Photos by MARIA J. AVILABART CommunicationsThe train car known as BART Car 1208 arrived in Hayward on March 26, 1973, brand-spanking new, just six months after the Bay Area Rapid Transit system opened.Car 1208 carried millions of riders over the next half-century, until mechanical

By MELISSA JORDANBART Senior Web Producer A BART platform like the one at Fremont Station can be swamped with sounds: cars rushing by on nearby roads; wind whooshing through; bystanders talking. Cutting through the clamor in order to hear important announcements can be challenging even for those with perfect

In the coming weeks, BART will begin station modernization work at the Powell Street BART station. Work will include the removal and replacement of ceiling sound baffles, partial removal of walls to open up circulation, new illuminated signage, asbestos abatement and waterproofing on the concourse and

1. Tips for Cyclists 2. Tips for Airport Travelers 3. Tips for Riders with Mobility Challenges 4. Tips for Travel within the East Bay 5. Tips for Travel within San Francisco/West Bay 6. Tips for Paying for Your BART Ride with the free Bus Bridge 7. Tips for Transbay Muni/BART riders 8. Tips for Moving between

Sample of what upgraded, 2nd-generation LED screen on trains could look like; note features including highlight of line, "you are here" bubble, pictograms, emergency message and translation for "next" stop. By MELISSA JORDANBART Senior Web ProducerYou know the feeling. Early-morning BART commute, you're