Any cartography nerds or train fans who might be interested in the history of the BART system map are in luck. A podcast posted on the BART website Thursday delves into the inception and evolution ...

San Francisco Mayor, Joseph Alioto, left, BART Vice President, William Chester, and Oakland Vice Mayor, Frank Ogawa, cutting the ribbon at the Lake Merritt BART station on in September 1972 ...

Bay Area Rapid Transit celebrated 50 years of service during a birthday party in Oakland. The transit agency began providing service to the public on September 11, 1972.

BART experienced system-wide disruptions on Sunday after two trains broke down — temporarily cutting off service between Oakland and San Francisco and forcing the cancellation of at least two lines.

BART posted on social media Sunday morning that all Oakland stations were open after an earlier loss of power. They said service resumed between Fruitvale, Lake Merritt, MacArthur, Coliseum, and ...

BART officials Friday morning reported major delays systemwide and halted transbay service for hours as crews repaired damaged tracks in downtown Oakland. Officials reported Friday at 5:43 a.m ...

The future of Bay Area transit may include a second transbay BART line and an intercity train line from Sacramento to San Francisco, according to a new projected map released Wednesday. The report ...

The latest episode of the BART podcast (yes, BART has a podcast) examines the eccentricities of the instantly recognizable transit system’s systemwide map, along with the map’s key designer ...

PIX Now morning edition 7-28-24 14:00. Crews were abe to open all BART stations on Sunday after power loss at a substation severely affected service in Oakland.