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Take BART holiday shopping

Thanks for entering the BARTable Holiday Sweepstakes! The contest is closed. Congratulations to all of our winners!! Grand Prize: $500 Shopping Spree 1. Gina B.2. Mikhail L. 3. Julia L. 4. Daniel M. Second Prize: $100 Clipper card 1. Mina L. 2. Julie H. 3. Courtney S. 4. Jason B. 5. Danielle R. 6. Elizabeth V

Take BART to Oakland's Art and Soul Festival

The 8th Annual Art & Soul Festival over Labor Day weekend will highlight Oakland's vibrant arts scene -- and it's easily accessible from the Oakland City Center/12th Street BART Station. The festival will feature art-making activities for people of all ages and abilities. In partnership with the Oakland Art

BART tests on-demand info by SMS text messaging

BART is beta testing a new service to provide riders with train arrivals, delay advisories, elevator status and other information on-demand by SMS (short-message service) text messages. For details visit http://www.bart.gov/sms. Texting is an increasingly popular means of communication and can be used even on

BART deploys special Police forces for 9/11 anniversary

BART Police Tactical Team a New Addition to BART's Anti-Terrorism Efforts From noon until 12:30 p.m. tomorrow, BART is inviting the media to watch a large number of BART Police Tactical Team members descend upon the 12th Street & Broadway Station in Oakland to sweep trains and use other measures to counter

Real time BART information now available on Google Maps

BART has partnered with Google and top transit agencies from around the world to bring real time transit information to a new beta service called Google Live Transit Updates. Riders can now see BART real time departures and service advisories everywhere Google provides BART schedules, including Google Maps

BART launches bold new anti-terrorism awareness campaign

Attention-getting posters similar to those used in london BART is renewing its effort to make passengers aware that they play a key security role by launching a bold new anti-terrorism campaign. BART officials unveiled a new poster modeled on the London Underground's attention-getting signs during a recent