BART officials gave initial approval to an emergency "doomsday" plan that would significantly cut service, including ...

BART riders experienced disruptions Thursday morning as multiple lines went down and train service was stopped between West ...

In the face of a financial deficit, the BART Board of Directors approved a backup budget plan Thursday that could cut up to ...

BART has halted service in the Transbay Tube on Sunday afternoon due to “loss of communication,” the agency posted on X at 4:19 p.m. Trains are turning back at the West ...

Now trains can keep rolling at 70 miles per hour without fear of the wheels skidding, no matter how slippery the tracks get.

Leaders of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system voted to approve an alternative plan to cut service in an effort to save money ...

BART officials warn that without a new revenue source, the agency may be forced to close 15 of its stations and reduce train ...

There is no Green Line service. SF bound riders can take an Orange/Richmond train and transfer to a Blue/Daly City train.

Rain has long slowed the trains in the Northern California rail system. But a software upgrade is enabling gradual deceleration that is, so far, avoiding dramatic slowdowns in wet weather.

BART officials have now told train operators to turn off the ventilation system during smoke events – a policy shift designed to prevent what happened in August when smoke sucked in by air ...

A disabled train outside of the BART West Oakland station temporarily delayed travel between San Francisco International Airport and East Bay stations on Saturday. Related Articles Bay Area transit ...

More than 200 Bay Area singles squeezed onto a reserved BART train last night, turning a routine ride into a rolling meet-cute experiment for the agency’s second annual “Valentraine” speed-dating run.