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Loma Prieta

1989: The Loma Prieta earthquake collapses the Bay Bridge. BART runs 24-hour transbay service for two months, keeping the Bay Area connected.

Blue Line Opens

1997: BART service begins at Castro Valley and Dublin/Pleasanton stations, creating the Blue Line and bringing us to today’s 5-line service.

Transit-Oriented Development

2022: As we celebrate our 50th anniversary, we’re looking to the future—new extensions, Transit-Oriented Development, and additional service.

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Mediators announce no strike Tues., Oct. 15

The federal mediators assisting negotiations between BART and the two unions representing their employees, announced this morning that at their request negotiations are continuing under their auspices. In consideration, parties have agreed that in the public interest, trains will operate on a normal schedule

Restroom reopening considered at Powell, 19th Street Stations

Two underground restroom facilities, one in downtown San Francisco and one in downtown Oakland, are under consideration to be remodeled and reopened as a pilot project after being closed for over a decade due to post-9/11 safety concerns. The new restrooms would be designed to balance safety and utility

Blue Sky Festival

On Wednesday, April 22, 2015 BART celebrated the visionary mindset of the Bay Area with its fifth annual Blue Sky Festival at Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco. More than 50 commercial companies, nonprofit organizations and public agencies that provide green products and services participated in this year