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Transit Month 2022: Members of the public join local transit CEOs on fun-filled ride-a-long
Transit CEOs/general managers pose in front of an AC Transit bus from the 1950s at Line 51 Brewery in Oakland on Sept. 16, 2022. During Transit Month each September, the Bay Area celebrates public transportation – from its buses and trains to its ferries and shuttles – and the people who keep the region
Blue Sky
Thanks for attending the 2015 BART Blue Sky Festival! Check back next year for information about the 2016 festival.
Lyndon B. Johnson
1964: President Lyndon B. Johnson describes BART as a “victory of vision” at the official groundbreaking for the system.
Go inside BPD's video surveillance recovery room
BART has a robust video surveillance network. It includes working cameras on board all trains, in every station, and elsewhere throughout BART. But the reason BART police have been able to identify and arrest suspects in connection with several recent high-profile cases has as much to do with the technology
Progressive Policing
Our Progressive Policing Bureau and Office of the Independent Police Auditor have made BART PD a model for police reform.
Podcast: Exploring the potential of Mobility as a Service to transform your commute
(Transcript below) HOST: Mobility as a Service or MaaS is one of the hottest topics in public transportation. While the subject may be new for some, there's little question it impacts you every time you get on a BART train and its reach has potential to go even beyond that. Welcome to “Hidden Tracks: Stories
El Cerrito del Norte Station Modernization
Picture of expanded station at El Cerrito del Norte and Ohlone Greenway. Summary In Spring 2021, BART completed work to upgrade and expand El Cerrito del Norte BART Station to relieve crowding, improve accessibility, reduce fare evasion, and enhance the customer experience. Building off of the El Cerrito del
Parking fee increase at six stations in late July
There will be a $0.50 daily parking fee increase at six stations starting in Monday, July 27, 2015. The increased fees are as follows: Monday, July 27, 2015 the new fees will be: Richmond ($2.00), Bay Fair ($3.00), Hayward ($1.50), South Hayward ($2.00), West Oakland ($7.50), South San Francisco ($3.00)
Teen spring break checklist: Get Youth Clipper card, save money exploring the Bay!
By JIAHAO HUANGBART Contributing Writer With many Bay Area schools soon to observe spring breaks in their schedules, here’s a tip for something to do with a day off school: get your Youth Clipper© card! It’s not as appealing as a day at the beach or on the slopes, but it could save you enough money to do