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Temporary access modifications at El Cerrito del Norte Aug./Sep. 2018
Updated: 8/27/2018 As part of the City of El Cerrito’s Ohlone Greenway Improvement Project, changes will be occurring at the station affecting access over the next few weeks. (Click here for a map of the changes). August 16th and 17th, the Ohlone Greenway shared use path will be paved on the segment adjacent
Show your support for extending pre-tax transit commuter benefits
As a Bay Area transit rider, you might have been taking advantage of the federal pre-tax commuter benefit. But you might not have heard that Congress let the tax provision expire at the end of 2011 and it is no longer applicable --unless Congress acts to re-establish this important tax benefit. Without an
Temporary parking changes at Daly City Station June 2017
Starting Saturday, 3 June, 2017, we will begin work reconstructing the upper-level parking lot next to John Daly Blvd/Delong Street at our Daly City Station (click here for map). The project will include a redesign and paving of the Delong Parking lot (upper BART surface lot) that will include a new bus
The Role in the Region Report
Outreach begins on SF escalator and entrance improvements
Thanks to State Proposition 1B and the City of San Francisco, BART has received $12 million that gives us the opportunity to make extensive improvements to escalators and entrances at some of our downtown San Francisco stations. We have entered into a planning and design process to determine the best use of
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
Link21 Program awarded $11.3 million in new state funding to advance planning of second transbay train crossing
The Link21 program, which is envisioned in the California State Rail Plan, has been awarded $11.3 million by a state program that funds transformative transit and rail capital improvements to significantly reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, vehicle miles traveled, and congestion. The California State