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BART to Antioch

2018: BART begins service to Pittsburg Center and Antioch on May 26. The new cars use biodiesel and run on standard gauge track.

BART lengthens trains during Try BART Week, Giants playoff games

Starting Monday and through the end of the week, BART will keep trains as long as possible to accommodate the thousands of additional riders the agency expects will be riding the system to cheer on the Giants during the playoffs or to win one of the $60,000 worth of valuable prizes during "Try BART Week."

Coliseum

Coliseum is the transfer Station that connects BART to the Oakland Int'l Airport Station (OAK). The station is also connected by a pedestrian bridge to the Oakland Coliseum and Oracle Arena. Maps of this station: Station Map Parking Map Transit Stops Transit Routes Schedules and Fares

El Cerrito Plaza

El Cerrito Plaza is one of two BART stations in the City of El Cerrito. It serves southern El Cerrito, northern Albany, Kensington and nearby areas of Berkeley and Richmond. Maps of the station: Station Map Parking Map Transit Stops Transit Routes Schedules and Fares

Concord

Concord is the largest city in Contra Costa County. The Concord BART Station was the "end of the line" until 1995 when the line was extended to Pittsburg/Bay Point. Maps of this station: Station Map Parking Map Transit Stops Transit Routes Schedules and Fares

BART/Muni Canopy Living Roofs

Amidst the bustle of San Francisco’s Market Street, new BART/Muni Canopy Living Roof habitats are coming for western tiger swallowtail butterflies and

BART statement about ELERTS incident reporting system (BART Watch App)

BART Spokesperson Alicia Trost issued the following statement about the BART Watch app by ELERTS: The BART Board voted to award a contract in 2014 with ELERTS in response to our riders asking for a way to discreetly report criminal activity with their cellphones. Several other transit systems were using

BART Board certifies BART to Livermore Final Environmental Impact Report

The BART Board of Directors certified the BART to Livermore Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) tonight, May 24, 2018, but declined to take a position on any of the alternatives described in the FEIR. If the Board takes no further action by July 1, 2018, the Tri-Valley San Joaquin Valley Regional Rail

Happy Ending: Bart the BART-delaying doggo finds forever home

Bart the dog with new owner, Todd By MELISSA JORDANBART Senior Web Producer Remember Bart, the stray pit bull mix that tied up trains a while back when he wandered onto the tracks, before being rescued by BART Police? He’s being a very good boy these days, after his adoption by an Oakland family who didn’t