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Sustainability
Sustainability at BART is both what BART does and how BART does itWhat BART DoesBART carries approximately 156,000 passengers on a typical weekday (as
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BART riders get the equivalent of 83 miles per gallonA typical car gets about 23 miles per gallon. A BART rider gets the equivalent of about 83 miles
Surveillance Technology Reports
The BART Board adopted the Surveillance Technology Ordinance and Policy in September 2018. BART was the first transit district in the country to adopt
Permits
BART offers various permits that can be applied for and tracked through an online portal. Permits can be obtained for holding special events in BART p
Contact Us
We're here to help. There are multiple ways to contact BART depending on your needs.BART Main LinePhone operators are available at 510-464-6000 from 8
Quality of Life Programs and Homelessness
BART continues to be a vital resource for the San Francisco Bay Area region by linking people to jobs, schools, entertainment, and opportunities. Beca
Livermore Extension
Livermore ExtensionThe BART to Livermore Extension project was a proposal to extend the BART rail line by 5.5 miles along I-580 from the existing Dubl
Accessibility Overview
BART is committed to complying with all Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations as well as State of California accessibility requirements. I
AB 2923 Implementation
What is Assembly Bill (AB) 2923?On September 30, 2018, Governor Brown signed AB 2923 into law. It added sections 29010.1 through 29010.12 to Californi
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Why doesn't BART run 24/7 or at least later on Friday and Saturday nights?Why can't my train be longer? Why can't all trains be 10 car trains?I went i
Ashby TOD
Thirty years ago, the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) program was established to build BART’s
Click here to see more information, In 2015, the City began a robust community process to develop a plan for the Adeline Street corridor which includes the Ashby BART station and its par
Next Steps
Click here to see more information, BART – with participation by City representatives – will select a developer via a competitive process which is planned to start in winter 2024-‘25. I
Recent Actions
Click here to see more information, 2023November 16, 2023: The BART Board of Directors update on the Ashby Station TOD planning effort. Download the meeting presentation.November 8, 2023
Community Engagement
Click here to see more information, BART and the City of Berkeley want to ensure all stakeholders interested in future transit-oriented development at the Ashby BART station are involved