BART's vision is to support a sustainable and prosperous Bay Area by connecting communities with seamless mobility. BART's mission is to provide safe, reliable, clean, quality transit service for riders.

BART’s current strategy is to maintain high-quality service while bridging the fiscal gap leading up to a 2026 measure Without a sustainable source secured in 2026, BART will be forced to make more difficult tradeoffs, including significant, ongoing reductions in …

Riders pay for BART with Clipper, the Bay Area’s all-in-one transit card that is also accepted on other transit systems in the region. Tag Clipper at the fare gate when entering and exiting a station.

BART offers a “High-value Discount.” Adult Clipper cards get a 6.25% discount on cash value rides by buying $48 worth of value for $45 or $64 worth of value for $60 when autoload is set up with your registered Clipper card.

We remain confident that BART, the transit backbone of the Bay Area, will secure a long-term revenue source that will support the level of sustainable, green transit service the Bay Area needs. In the meantime, BART is working to gain new riders, reduce expenses, and build public confidence wherever possible.

BART places interns in an variety of administrative departments, including: Planning: How BART is envisioning and executing the future of transit Must be at least 16 years of age to apply and be enrolled in high school or college (or enrolled within the past 12 months)

BART has been piloting a swing style barrier fare gate design in multiple locations across the district. The 5-feet high barriers are operated with air pressure instead of a motor.

In lieu of monthly passes, BART offers High Value Discount tickets. This provides customers a 6.25% discount overall, which is similar to the discount a monthly pass affords frequent riders.

Jan 1, 2024 · The BART Connects storytelling series was launched in 2023 to showcase the real people who ride and rely on BART and illustrate the manifold ways the system affects their lives.

San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) rail service connects the San Francisco Peninsula with Oakland, Berkeley, Berryessa, Walnut Creek, Dublin/Pleasanton, and other cities in the East Bay, as well as San Francisco International Airport …