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BART will run longer trains to accommodate those traveling to Oakland’s Oracle Arena on Friday, March 27, to attend the memorial for the four Oakland police officers who were slain last Saturday. Services to honor Sergeant Mark Dunakin, Sergeant Ervin Romans, Sergeant Daniel Sakai and Officer John Hege will

BART will operate longer trains this Saturday, May 21, to serve the estimated 250,000 people attending the 12th annual KFOG "KaBoom" Sky Concert at Piers 30-32 (Embarcadero & Brannan, near SBC Park) on the San Francisco waterfront. After the concert, additional trains will be kept on standby to help handle

Read the update from Thursday March 14th into the cause of the network problem here. Monday March 11th Update At 2:45 am on Saturday we experienced a computer network failure. The failure was software related at one switch that is part of a complex computer network. As a result, trains were not dispatched

On Labor Day, Monday, September 3rd, BART will operate on a regular Saturday schedule. There will be no overnight BART service from 1 a.m. ? 4 a.m. on the morning of Tuesday, September 4th even though the Bay Bridge will be closed during this time. Regular BART weekday service will resume Tuesday, September

Regular Sunday Service Scheduled for Christmas Day BART will run longer trains on the line servicing San Francisco International and Oakland International airports as well as popular shopping destinations on Friday, December 23 and Saturday, December 24, 2005. Eight or nine car trains will run on the Dublin

The EZ Rider systems is back in service as of July 6, 2022. The BART EZ Rider system is currently down. We are hoping to get the system back in service before the end of the week (July 8, 2022). This impacts BART’s EZ Rider Parking program and the Airport Employee Discount Program. Users will be unable to

Three consecutive "Spare the Air" days in a week of high temperatures, along with sporting events, have helped boost ridership on BART to the highest numbers in more than a year, excluding during the planned and emergency closures of the Bay Bridge in 2009. On Wednesday -- this week's first Spare the Air day

The BART Board of Directors is scheduled to meet Thursday, Oct. 23, at 4 pm, to take up a number of issues including an amended Financial Stability Policy creating a larger reserve fund for times of economic uncertainty. The amended policy would increase the reserve fund from 5% of total annual operating

The BART Board considered the late Friday Night Service Demonstration proposal at Thursday's regular Board meeting and decided to keep Saturday morning service intact. (To view details of the proposal go to the Board Agenda and Minutes page, click on "Agenda" for the Nov. 17, 2011, meeting, and go to the PDF

BART has placed a $3.5 billion bond measure on the November ballot to rebuild our aging system for the sake of safety, reliability, and traffic relief. Not one penny, under any circumstance, can or will be used to pay for operating expenses, salaries, or benefits. The money is only for improvements like