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More Daily Fee Parking spaces at Colma

Beginning Wednesday, October 24th, BART riders will have 98 additional Daily Fee parking spaces at Colma Station. BART is converting Carpool/Midday parking spaces to Daily Fee spaces on the first floor of the Colma parking structure just south of the F Street entrance. Demand for parking at Colma BART is

No train service between SF & East Bay Sept. 5th, 6th & 7th

Track work video

.pdf of map The dates and times of the track closures are as follows: Date Track Work TimesSeptember 5-7 From the end of service Friday and all day Saturday, Sunday and Monday (reminder, Monday is a holiday and BART will operate on a Sunday schedule). Regular train service will resume for the Tuesday morning

In Memoriam of Christopher Sheppard

Christopher Sheppard Christopher D. Sheppard died on October 19, 2013, during a tragic accident that occurred while Mr. Sheppard was inspecting BART tracks. Mr. Sheppard was a dedicated family man, a dear friend, a well-loved co-worker, an author and experienced engineer who spent his career refining his

Passenger advisory regarding protests planned for Fruitvale Station

Dear Passenger: In the event protests at the Fruitvale BART Station on Thursday, March 5, 2009, disrupt your commute, please be aware of the information below. We understand the protests will begin around 4 p.m. and could potentially result in the closure of the station. If the Fruitvale Station is closed

Expanded service for Bay to Breakers

BART will provide special service for the world famous ?Bay to Breakers? race in San Francisco on Sunday, May 15 by starting some train service two hours earlier than the regular 8 a.m. Sunday starting time. BART will provide train service from all East Bay stations, Millbrae and San Francisco stations to the

Artist uses classic Japanese woodblock technique to create poster series

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BART selected Berkeley artist, Miwako Nishizawa, to create pieces for its 2016 poster art series. Ms. Nishizawa was born in Kyoto, Japan and creates artwork adapting moku-hanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock technique. She began using this medium soon after her arrival to the United States as a way to

Earthquake Safety work to begin in concourse at Fruitvale Station

As part of BART’s systemwide Earthquake Safety Program, seismic retrofit construction inside the Fruitvale Station, in the concourse, will be performed on each footing and pier cap (a beam connecting two columns), which supports the BART trackway under the alignment and is expected to begin in September 2018