BART Announces Short Story Contest
Adults with an address in Contra Costa, Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara or San Francisco County may enter BART's short story contest starting in June....
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May
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Apr
BART Board Votes to Reinstate Mask Mandate
BART will require people to wear masks on trains and station platforms at least through July 18, its Board of Directors voted Thursday....
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Dec
BART Embraces Touchless Payment, Completes Clipper Card Shift
BART has ended the sale of paper tickets, now only selling Clipper cards, as part of its efforts to make riding safer for passengers during the coronavirus outbreak....
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Jan
BART Board Unanimously OKs Free WiFi and Cellular Upgrades
BART’s board of directors has unanimously approved a five-year plan to improve cell phone connectivity and offer free WiFi coverage in its stations and on its trains....
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Apr
BART Budget Reflects Concerns Over Safety, Fare Evaders
Bay Area Rapid Transit announced this week that police and fare inspectors have started working overtime with the goal of improving public safety at its stations....
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Aug
En Nombre de Nia Wilson, “Deberíamos Hacerlo Todo”
Un día después de que Nia Wilson fuera apuñalada en la plataforma MacArthur de BART, su padrino, el activista Daryle Allums, dirigió una multitud de manifestantes y dolientes en un...
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Aug
The Unacceptable Failures of BART
I am now twenty-three years old, a college graduate and a frequent BART commuter. Although I’d ridden BART several times before starting my job last year, I now have a...
10
Aug
In Nia Wilson’s Name, ‘We should be doing it all’
The day after Nia Wilson was stabbed to death at the MacArthur BART platform, her godfather, activist Daryle Allums, led a crowd of protesters and mourners in a chant outside...
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Sep
Chris Finn: To Make BART Safer for All, Listen to Its Frontline Workers
BART Train Operator Chris Finn recently sat down with The CC Pulse to discuss what it’s like to work for BART and what would make the system safer....
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Aug
‘Safety, Cleanliness and Drama’ – What Riders Would Change About BART
In light of news reports of crimes and assaults taking place on BART trains and at stations, The CC Pulse asked five East Bay residents, ages 19 to 66, what...
13
Oct
Competing Visions of Bay Area’s Future at Core of Transit Race
In a turbulent election season, the race to fill seats on the governing body of the Bay Area's major transit system isn't exactly a headline grabber. Yet the race...
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Aug
Op-Ed: For more reliable service, Bay Area voters should vote yes on the BART Bond
Lateefah Simon is a November 2016 candidate for BART Board District 7, which includes portions of Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco counties....
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Sep
Planifique con Anticipación, Richmond: Interrupción de los Servicios de BART Afectará a 100 Mil Personas
Por Nancy DeVille Los residentes de Richmond podrían querer pensar dos veces antes de cruzar al otro lado de la bahía el fin de semana del Día del Trabajo septiembre 5...
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Jul
Plan Ahead, Richmond: BART Shutdowns To Affect 100K
By Nancy DeVille | Photo Courtesy of Richmond Confidential Richmond residents may want to think twice before heading across the bay Aug. 1-2 and again on Labor Day weekend Sept. 5-7,...
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Jul
Memories of My Father, BART and a Bygone Era
First Person, Rosa Solorzano, New America Media Posted: Jul 03, 2013 Photo: Alvaro Mauricio Solorzano in his BART uniform, with his children outside their home in Pittsburg, Calif. circa 1980. OAKLAND –...
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