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If BART does end up with the designation, it would be the first such agency to do so.
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The order, valued at approximately $639 million, is part of a total order of 775 cars. The new cars feature improvements based on input from San Francisco Bay Area riders, such as a reconfigured interior layout designed to maximize seating, openness and comfort; and more priority seating for seniors and people with disabilities.
Read More →The action does not affect cellphone service on BART and was only available in less than 5% of the agency's fleet.
Read More →Police officers for Bay Area Rapid Transit in the San Francisco area are beginning to carry BlackBerry 7520s for quick access to critical information.
Read More →Former BART officer to stand trial for murder. Coach driver exonerated. Senate confirms new MTA Chairman.
Read More →When using the QuickPlanner website or mobile site, the trip plan will show an icon with three heads, two heads or one head — indicating “heavy crowding expected,” “moderate crowding expected” or “light crowding expected.”
Read More →The report reaffirms the single-bore design for the BART Silicon Valley project, highlighting its cost-effectiveness and minimal community disruption.
Read More →Will continue Crisis Link through July 31, 2018. The program has handled an average of 2.75 incidents per month of people contemplating suicide on the transit system. No person has ever attempted suicide on the TTC immediately after speaking with a Crisis Link counselor.
Read More →During the first year of the agency’s suicide prevention program, the number of suicide-related incidents on Toronto’s subway system fell to 13, half the number that occurred in 2010.
Read More →Chief of Police Ed Alvarez shared promising new crime data showing his new strategies are already paying off.
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