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BART will reduce service to one track through downtown San Francisco on three Sundays in July and August to provide a safe workspace for several projects. Service will be reduced from two tracks to one between the Montgomery Street and 16th Street/Mission stations in San Francisco on the following Sundays

By LIANNE STURGEONBART Summer InternBART is advancing the modernization of Concord Station, one of the busiest BART stations in Contra Costa County, to create a better passenger experience with security and capacity upgrades. One of the highest-priority items in Phase 1 of planning is a modern, glass-enclosed

As part of the BART systemwide Earthquake Safety Program, BART crews will be moving inside the COLISEUM Station for seismic retrofit construction. This work will require construction activity at various locations and stages inside and outside the patron area. The activity is shown in this station map. Work

As part of the BART systemwide Earthquake Safety Program, BART crews will be working inside the COLISEUM Station for seismic retrofit construction. This work will require construction activity at various locations and stages inside and outside the patron area. Work will take place during the daytime with some

On Thursday, May 9, 2013, the BART Board of Directors will review passenger survey results from our most recent “Bikes on Board” pilot and compare them to our earlier test last year. Staff will provide an update on a series of initiatives aimed to improve bikes access on our trains and at our stations and

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

BART and the Alameda County Community Agency Surplus Property Authority have entered a partnership in a construction project at the Dublin/Pleasanton Station that will lead to the construction of a new parking garage and the development of land that is now being used as a surface parking lot on the Dublin

We will be finishing work on BART to OAK weekends from now through February 2015. The work will take place on and near the tracks south of Coliseum Station. When this work is going on we may only be able to use one track between Coliseum and San Leandro stations. This work will be scheduled for Friday

Starting Wednesday, August 18 th, Rollins Road will be reduced to one vehicle lane in each direction, between Millbrae Avenue and the BART parking garage, due to construction taking place until the end of 2022. This may cause delays in entering or exiting the BART garage and passenger loading zone. Rollins