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Kenton Rainey, the person selected to lead BART's 296-member police force, officially took command as Chief of Police on Wednesday.
Read More →So far, Muni, BART, AC Transit, Golden Gate Transit, Golden Gate Ferry and Caltrain — representing about 80 percent of Bay area transit riders — are on the regional smart card bandwagon.
Read More →BART could temporarily lower fares or use the up to $5 million surplus to make improvements to equipment and facilities. Another possibility is contributing to the reserve fund, which is currently empty.
Read More →Agency's "Mint Car Program" would replace dirty seat covers and scrub train interiors.
Read More →Report says that changes to funding, operating costs and cooperation between agencies must be made to save money.
Read More →Bishop Ranch has taken a leadership role in addressing the transit needs of its commuters, which has helped eliminate more than 10,000 cars on the road every day, resulting in almost two million pounds fewer pollutants released into the air.
Read More →Will be able to close a $10 million deficit after using various cost-cutting measures and receiving $26 million in state funding.
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BART riders said increasing police presence should be a top priority for the next chief.
Read More →Saw record ridership during the emergency bridge closure, suggesting that many Bay Area residents can take public transit when the bridge is out -- but for various reasons don't do so regularly under normal conditions.
Read More →Numbers expected to continue growing past record numbers.
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