OAKLAND — BART’s quest to increase ridership with a plan to ditch half-hour waits between trains on nights and weekends is slated to launch next week. The Bay Area transit agency will begin ...
Other changes include increasing evening service by 50%, reducing waiting times tied to new scheduled transfers, and running shorter trains to enhance safety and cleanliness. BART expects on-time ...
The transit system will run on a new schedule starting Sept. 11 with the goal of decreasing wait times for riders but fares ...
Jeff Chiu/AP BART is tweaking its schedule starting Monday, the agency announced. Changing commute patterns among Bay Area riders has led BART to revamp its train schedule, starting with the ...
There will be an increase of daily service on the Yellow Line running from Antioch to San Francisco, with trains arriving approximately every 10 minutes before 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
As the Bay Area celebrates Transit Month, BART sees an increase in ridership and discusses strategies to improve safety and ...
APTA’s latest "Transit Savings" report has determined transit users can save more than $1,100 per month following steep increases in auto costs and gas prices.
After Phase 1 launched two years ago, BART is now expanding its effort to battle sexual harassment and gender-based violence on the transit system — or, at least, battle the perception of BART as ...
OAKLAND, Calif. - BART celebrated a few milestones this week, including the 51st anniversary of the transit system. BART also enjoyed hitting record ridership since the pandemic, seeing almost ...
Adult card fares on the bus and MRT will increase by 10 to 11 cents per journey from 23 December. What about other categories ...
Negative perceptions of safety on mass transit continue to hamper its recovery. A survey of San Jose State students found ...
Members of the public will be able to have their say on whether taxi fares should rise by 5% in Denbighshire. An unnamed taxi firm wrote to Denbighshire Council, requesting a 10% increase to all ...
