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Dear Customer: Starting Monday, May 18, 2009, BART crews will begin work to add a new elevator at the Ashby Station. As part of this work, we will also need to do some modifications to the concourse and platform to accommodate the new elevator. We expect that this work will take approximately a year and a

On Friday April 26 and Saturday April 27 we will make improvements to our tracks near West Oakland Station. The last trains of the evening after midnight may experience a delay of 10-15 minutes. This work will improve the reliability of the crossover tracks which we use whenever we have to use only one track

From 10am until approximately 3pm on Thursday, March 22, the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department will conduct training exercises at Millbrae Station. The purpose of the training is to prepare for possible future emergencies. The training should not cause service delays. Please do not be alarmed if you hear or

BART is continuing overnight work on a major track rebuilding project between the Orinda and Walnut Creek stations. Crews are replacing nearly 50-year-old track components to provide riders with a more reliable, quieter, and safer ride. As part of this work, the two far-left eastbound lanes of Highway 24 near

BART is working to upgrade 19th Street/Oakland BART Station with improvements that will expand station capacity, reduce crowding, improve access, save energy, reduce fare evasion, and enhance the customer experience. This weekend, February 22-23, our contractors will construct temporary barricades at the

As part of BART’s Station Modernization Project, changes will be occurring at the station affecting access. Click here for the map for details. The pick-up drop-off area on the west side of the station is now closed. Please use the existing one on the east of the station. To access it, turn left from Hill

BART service will be reduced to one track on three upcoming Sundays so workers can replace concrete ties between Pleasant Hill and Concord stations. The work will happen all day on the following Sundays: April 23, April 30, and May 7. Riders should anticipate delays of 15-20 minutes in the area on those

An ambitious station modernization program is underway at BART that combines short-term “early wins,” such as replacing lighting, freshening paint, repair work and scrubbing walls and floors, with medium- and long-term efforts intended to make stations more safe, clean and inviting places to be. The BART

One down, one to go -- Transbay Tube shutdowns for vital maintenance, that is. The August 1-2 shutdown of the Transbay Tube yielded some immediate benefits, but the full impact won't be felt until several months after the Labor Day weekend shutdown occurring September 5-7, 2015. "A tremendous amount of work

So far it’s only one sign, in only one station -- but changes are coming to the destination signs on BART platforms that will result in them being larger and easier to read. “You’ll definitely be able to tell the difference,”said Kevin Copley, manager of the computer systems engineering department at BART