If you took BART to work Monday morning you may have noticed the system sounded differently. No, not the trains, which still ...

The new “chime” tones play when riders hold their fare media on the reader for an additional second and are intended to ...

BART passengers will hear two ascending notes - a perfect fifth, for those who took piano lessons - if they pause an extra ...

On Monday, BART updated the fare gates at all of the agency's train stations in the Bay Area with a new chime that will help riders who rely on auditory cues to navigate during their trips.

BART ridership continued its slow rebound in January with more riders returning to the rail system, even as the transit ...

Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) rolls out new fare gate tones and invites members of the blind and low-vision community to a ...

BART service has shut down through the Transbay Tube and downtown San Francisco on Thursday morning because of an equipment problem on the tracks, and riders are advised to seek alternate ...

There is no Green Line service. SF bound riders can take an Orange/Richmond train and transfer to a Blue/Daly City train.

The meltdown is the second service disruption this week, and the latest in a series of major incidents affecting transit riders.

Now trains can keep rolling at 70 miles per hour without fear of the wheels skidding, no matter how slippery the tracks get.

BART suspended service through the Transbay Tube on Sunday after a "loss of communications," stranding riders and forcing them to seek alternate routes between San Francisco and Oakland.