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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

BART workers need to perform urgent cable replacement work in southern Alameda County to ensure trains on that part of the system have a reliable feed of electricity. The work will take place near Union City Station and will require that service be reduced to one track in the area. The next day for the work

Dear Customer: Beginning Tuesday, February 9, 2010, we will need to close level 4 of the El Cerrito del Norte Parking Garage as well as the vehicle ramps leading to level 4 to perform critical safety repairs to the floor. ATTENDANT-ASSISTED PARKING To offset the loss of some parking, we will offer additional

Beginning November 7, 2009, construction crews will start work on new intersection at Coggins and D streets, which will require a detour of auto traffic at the Pleasant Hill BART Station. Download the map (.pdf) to help guide you through the detour. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the road

Caltrans officials are making their final preparations for Saturday’s implosion demolition of pier three, a remnant of the old Bay Bridge structure to the east of Yerba Buena Island. The implosion is scheduled to occur at one of two times – either early in the morning between 7 and 7:30 am, or at around 1 pm

BART's walk-up Lost and Found Office at 12th St./Oakland City Center Station will be closed to the public for one week from Nov. 6-10 for a new round of inventory. During that period, you may still report a lost item using our online reporting form and it will go into the system so we can attempt to locate

Yesterday’s board meeting marked the next step forward for Phase II of the Fruitvale Transit Village, which through two separate development projects will provide new low-income housing units with exceptional access to transit. “It has been wonderful to see the changes happening at the Fruitvale Transit

As we continue to expand parking at Antioch Station, we will make modifications to the existing parking lot and access roads to comply with codes and improve traffic circulation and curbside operations. These modifications include: relocating bike lockers and the passenger loading zone, and other access

Starting November 9, 2020, our contractor will begin digging small holes near the entrances to our Montgomery, Powell, Civic Center, and Embarcadero stations in order to conduct surveys of underground utilities and other structures in preparation for our canopy construction project. The area where the work is