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Contractors will be digging small holes to identify the location of existing utility lines near the Union City Station. The work is scheduled for 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. on Saturday, March 4th and Sunday, March 5th. Please watch your step when walking near the work areas, which will be clearly marked. This work is a

BART will be replacing system components, rail and control equipment on a portion of trackway in downtown Oakland the weekend of January 23. The timed transfers that normally occur at 19th Street Station between Richmond and Bay Point north bound trains will occur only at MacArthur during that two-day period

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

Trains run hourly, stop at 14 stations after midnight September 1, 2 and 3 BART runs hourly, overnight service to 14 stations Saturday, September 1, Sunday, September 2 and Labor Day, Monday, September 3 when Caltrans closes the Bay Bridge for earthquake retrofit work. Currently there is no scheduled

There’s a lot of technology that goes into making sure you can easily reload your Clipper card or buy a BART ticket and get quickly through the fare gates. On this latest edition of “Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART” we’ll take an inside look at what makes BART’s Ticket Vending Machines and fare gates tick

Beginning in August 2006, BART will begin working to upgrade equipment in elevators in all the Fremont line stations. This work will include replacing buttons in the elevators, installing new hands-free phones and reconfiguring the way in which riders call for the elevators. This work will require taking each

Tuesday, September 12, is a Spare the Air Day in the San Francisco Bay Area. Ground-level ozone air pollution is forecast to exceed 100 AQI (Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups) tomorrow. BART and other public transit is NOT free tomorrow - the Bay Area transit promotion ended on Friday, July 21. Clear skies, hot

BART service to Oakland International Airport is expected to begin this Fall but just how much riders will pay for the 3.2 mile trip is still up in the air. The Board is scheduled to vote to set the fare at its 9 a.m. meeting on June 12. The fare options under consideration range from $4-$6 for a one way trip