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Bus Bridge cancelled this weekend

Due to a potential Warriors Round 2 Playoff Game 1 on Sunday, 4/30, BART is canceling the bus bridge this weekend. The next two bus bridge weekends will be 5/6 & 5/7 (new) plus 5/13 & 5/14. Regular weekend train service will be running on the affected lines. To learn more about the bus bridge and our

Expect delays on Pittsburg/Bay Point line Sunday 2/11 2pm until midnight

We will be washing the interior of the BART Caldecott Tunnel on Sunday, February 11 from 2pm until approximately midnight. This will cause 15-20 minute delays for trains on the Pittsburg/Bay Point line. Please plan your trip accordingly. This work is necessary maintenance for the track and tunnel. Thank you

Expect delays on Pittsburg/Bay Point line Sunday 1/21 until midnight

We will be grinding rails in the BART Caldecott Tunnel on Sunday, January 21 from 1:30am until approximately midnight. This will cause 15-20 minute delays for trains on the Pittsburg/Bay Point line. Please plan your trip accordingly. Once the rail grinding is complete, you should experience quieter rides

February service cuts no longer considered

BART is no longer considering off-peak service cuts in February 2009. The District had been considering cuts in the additional off-peak service added a little more than a year ago. The move was proposed as a way to help close a budget deficit caused by the poor economy, sagging sales tax revenue and a

Bay Bridge Pier Implosion 10/29/2106

On Saturday, 10/29, Caltrans will explode the second of three old piers that supported the now demolished section of the old Bay Bridge at 11:16am. During the explosion, BART will halt trains outside the Transbay Tube. This may result in up to 10 to 15 minute delays. To learn more about the project and see

The artist behind the Warm Springs centerpiece

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The new Warm Springs/South Fremont Station showcases the largest art installation anywhere within BART. "Sky Cycles" weaves images from differing times of day, times of year, and points of view into large expanses of art glass to give customers different details and combinations of colors and light each time