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How to use assisted parking at Richmond Station
Dear Customer: We will be using "Assisted Parking" in the east side parking lot to provide replacement parking during construction of the new parking structure. Assisted Parking will be open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday except for BART holidays and will be staffed by uniformed attendants
Link21 Announces Appointment of 18 Members to Newly Formed Equity Advisory Council
After months of recruitment and a rigorous selection process, Link21 is proud to announce the selection of 18 community members for appointment to the newly formed Equity Advisory Council (EAC). Serving up to a two-year term, members will be compensated for contributing their time, perspective, and “lived
Rider alert: Major Transbay Tube delays on weekend of June 4-5
PRESS CONFERENCE VIDEO FROM FRIDAY, MAY 27 The first weekend of critical maintenance work on the Transbay Tube went according to plan, with another round coming up the weekend of June 4-5. The maintenance means major delays and additional transfers for some customers going through the Transbay Tube.
Temporary parking changes at Lafayette Station start mid to late June (Update)
Update: May 25, 2017 Starting in mid to late June, 2017 (this is an updated start date), we will be making improvements to station access and the parking lots at Lafayette Station. This project will increase the number of ADA-compliant parking spaces, improve signs, replace paving, improve circulation through
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Celebrating National Transit Employee Appreciation Day!
Give a wave and words of thanks to BART employees you see today – it's National Transit Employee Appreciation Day!
Every year on March 18, public transit agencies across the nation celebrate the amazing work forces that keep us moving, our economies humming, and our air clean. It's a big job moving the Bay Area, and BART's employees do it with dedication, care and moxie. We appreciate them and hope you do to.
We asked some of our riders to share a message to our employees – hear from them in the video in this article.
On this notable day, BART invites the public to share their gratitude for hardworking transit employees. They appreciate knowing you value them. So, if you’re traveling on transit today, take a moment to say “thanks” to the staff who make your trip possible. A smile or wave goes a long way, too!
Additionally, keep an eye out for signs of gratitude in our stations, including some of our employees featured on posters in station agent booths, and listen for a special PA announcement recorded by BART General Manager Bob Powers.
We can't express enough gratitude to our employees, who are working hard every day to provide high-quality train service to our customers.
And the proof is in the pudding: Last quarter, we elevated our overall customer satisfaction rating to 81%, an increase of 7% from the previous quarter. This is the first time since 2012 that our customer satisfaction rating has broken the 80s! We have our employees to thank for that.
Thank you, BART staff and all the transit employees across the nation. This day is for you!
Read about some of our amazing employees
Cleaner trains than ever: Meet the team that has five minutes to clean every BART train
With $300 in her wallet and a dream, one BART track operator forged her own path
BART Chief of Police on BART’s 1972 opening day and a lifetime riding trains
Serial entrepreneur turned Station Agent trainee reflects on his journey to BART
10 Questions with Train Operator Shinita Garza
BART employee stars in new film about famed sign spinner
Train Car Electricians are the neurosurgeons of BART
BART trains now deep-cleaned twice as often -- meet the employees who make it happen
Dispatchers are the “behind-the-scenes heroes” of BART Police
Financial Analysts at BART meld science with art
Train Car Mechanics keep BART trains on the go
Podcast: A lifelong passion for transit inspires a BART Supervisor to improve your ride
From the third rail to station lightbulbs, BART Electricians keep the system energized
BART's Mark Nagales honored his grandmother’s memory with one final trip on a legacy train
What it takes to deep clean a BART station – a process BART recently doubled in frequency