BART riders will no longer be able to use paper tickets as fare payment starting on Nov. 30, as the system transitions to Clipper only. Here's what you can do with any leftover tickets in your drawer.

BART's board of directors wrestled with a harsh reality- they projected it may take until 2027 for the agency to regain 70 percent of its ridership. If there are more surges, it could be worse.

All BART service resumed Friday morning after a systemwide shutdown due to a computer networking problem, the transit agency said. At 9:17 a.m., BART posted on social media, "BART service has ...

BART spokesperson Chris Filippi said the computer issues and this week's fire are not connected. "Bottom line is we need to own it," Filippi said. "We need to own what's happened.

At 9:17 a.m., BART posted on the social media platform X that the system was fully up and running, but to expect delays after service being halted since about 4 a.m.

The BART Board of Directors met on Thursday to get some surprising details on Tuesday's fire at San Leandro station. The fire shut down almost a third of the system. More permanent repairs are ...

BART service is back after a major outage Friday morning stranded thousands of commuters. The disruption is now fueling renewed calls for long-term transit funding.

BART riders say security improving with new fare gates BART said Tuesday that train fares will go up 5.5% on Jan. 1. BART said in a statement the increase will be "to keep pace with inflation so ...

SF transportation options include trains, buses, street cars and trolleys. Here's how to know which public transit — BART or Muni — to use for your next trip.

Over the past few months, the Bay Area Council conducted interviews with 1,000 people from around the Bay Area, asking a wide variety of questions about BART. What they found is that the public ...

Low BART ridership could lead to drastic measures like cutting weekend service By Silas Valentino, Travel Editor Updated Nov 23, 2022 10:51 a.m.