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As riders return to BART and Bay Area public transit, Clipper card is now easier to use than ever. The regional transit fare card is now supported on the iPhone, Apple Watch and Android devices which support Google Pay. BART fare gates support mobile Clipper payment. Riders can tap their smartphone or

Phase 1 of Link21 is currently underway. The public is invited to attend one of several in-person and virtual events this fall to engage with the Link21 team on this critical long-term planning investment in a new train crossing of the Bay and other improvements. Public input on potential rail improvement

It's the top-asked question about BART. Why can't there be more trains in service and why can't there be more 10-car trains? Here is a glimpse at the number of cars in our fleet and our plans to add more trains in the future.

Comments of FMCS Director George Cohen: "I have been authorized by the parties to announce that the negotiations are continuing under our auspices. Progress is being made. Out of respect to the public and BART ridership I have also been authorized to announce that trains will be running all day tomorrow."

Due to a special event being held at the Ed Roberts Campus, the east parking lot (download the map .pdf) of Ashby Station will be closed from 8 am until 3 pm on Saturday, April 9.No parking will be available for Farmers Market customers and merchants or for BART passengers. We apologize for any inconvenience

We will be working on our track through the BART Caldecott Tunnel which requires us to single-track trains. This will cause delays of approximately 10-15 minutes all day Saturday and 8am to 6pm on Sunday between Rockridge & Orinda stations. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

BART will be ramping up service in a number of ways to accommodate many events going on during the busy Memorial Day weekend, Friday, May 25 - Monday, May 28. On the actual Memorial Day holiday day of Monday, May 28, BART will run on a Sunday schedule (meaning service starts around 8 am, and because it is a

As part of our systemwide Earthquake Safety Program, work to strengthen structures at Orinda Station to better withstand future earthquakes will begin at Orinda Station in mid-July 2012. Work areas will be fenced in and you may see large equipment accessing the site such as dump trucks, backhoes and lifts

Now on BART TV: A visit to Yerba Buena Gardens For an oasis in the heart of downtown San Francisco, check out Yerba Buena Gardens -- about a block west from both the Powell Street and Montgomery Street BART Stations. The Yerba Buena Gardens Festival presents about 100 different events -- free and open to the