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BART Basics Guide Create your own custom BART schedule at www.bart.gov. BART For personalized help, call your Basics local BART Transit Information Center number: Guide San Francisco Berkeley, Oakland, (415) 989-BART San Leandro (510) 465-BART South Bay (650) 992-BART Richmond, El Cerrito (510) 236-BART Fremont, Union City, Castro Valley, Hayward Contra Costa County An Introduction to (510) 441-BART (925) 676-BART the BART System 2017 FREE BART Transit Information Center Representatives are available to take your calls from 8 am to 9 pm seven days a week. Other important phone numbers: BART Police Lost and Found (510) 464-7000 (510) 464-7090 TDD Service Bike Locker Info (510) 839-2220 (510) 464-7133 Elevator Availability Ticket Exchange/ (510) 834-5438 or Refund Information (888) 235-3828 (510) 464-6841 Parking Programs Carpool to BART (877) 700-7275 or Dial 511 or visit www.bart.gov/parking 511.org Information described in this document is subject to change without notice. Train schedules published in BART brochures do not anticipate service disruptions but are approximations for a normal trip. BART cannot assume responsibility for inconvenience, expense or damage resulting from errors in time estimates, delayed trains, fares, failure to make connections or shortage of equipment. Printed on an FSC® certified XX% paper. Please share or Cert no. XXX-XXX-XXX recycle this brochure. Bay Area Rapid Transit District P.O. Box 12688 Oakland, CA 94604-2688 BART... and you’re there. © BART 2017 03/17 100M BART is the fast, convenient, and reliable way to get around the Bay Area. Whether your trip is for work or for play, take BART ... and you’re there. BART Basics Getting to BART BART connects the San Francisco Peninsula with • Walk or ride a bike to BART. Bike racks and bike Oakland, Berkeley, Fremont, Walnut Creek, Dublin/ lockers are available at most BART stations. Pleasanton, and other cities in the East Bay. BART also • Make a bus or rail connection to BART. See connects to AC Transit, Caltrain, Muni, SamTrans, and the “Connecting Transit” section of this guide for other local transit systems throughout the Bay Area. more information. BART SERVICE OVERVIEW • Have someone drop you off BART provides service to 46 at a BART station. Curbside stations in the San Francisco Bay Why Take BART? passenger drop-off areas are Area. Hours of operation are available at most stations. generally from 4 am to midnight 1 Avoid the high costs • Drive to BART. Consider on weekdays, 6 am to midnight on of driving, sitting in traffic, and parking. buying a reserved parking Saturdays, and 8 am to midnight permit to ensure that a on Sundays and major holidays. 2 Get where you’re convenient spot is available Individual station closing times are going on time. each day. coordinated with the schedule for the last train beginning at around 3 Help improve air midnight. BART trains typically run quality and minimize BART Parking every 15 minutes except weekends, energy consumption. Stations with parking are marked when trains run about every with a “P” on the BART System 20 minutes. For detailed train 4 Relax while we get you Map. Many BART stations offer schedules, pick up a copy of the to your destination. limited free parking, subject “BART Fares and Schedules” to availability. Special parking brochure or refer to the posted spaces are reserved for persons with maps and timetables at any BART disabilities and for carpools. Parking controls are in station. Schedule information is also available by place at some stations. Read and follow instructions calling the BART Transit Information Center (see back on signs in parking lots to avoid a citation. page for phone numbers) or visiting www.bart.gov. BART DESTINatioNS DAILY FEE PARKING The BART system operates five lines, or routes, each Payment is required weekdays for parking at represented by its own color on the BART System Map: many BART stations. For a complete list of stations and daily parking fees, visit www.bart.gov/parking. Pittsburg/Bay Point–SFO/Millbrae (Yellow) For these stations, parking fees apply to all parking Dublin/Pleasanton–Daly City (Blue) including carpool, midday, and disabled. Remember Richmond–Warm Springs/South Fremont (Orange) your stall number and pay your fee at the Addfare/ Warm Springs/South Fremont–Daly City (Green) Parking Validation machine inside the station. Richmond–Millbrae (Red) Keep your receipt. 1 BART System Map Pittsburg/Bay Point – SFO/Millbrae Line Richmond Pittsburg/Bay Point Dublin/Pleasanton – Daly City Line El Cerrito del Norte Richmond – Warm Springs/ North Concord/Martinez South Fremont Line El Cerrito Plaza Concord Warm Springs/South Fremont – North Berkeley Daly City Line Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre NO EVENING OR SUNDAY SERVICE Downtown Berkeley Richmond – Millbrae Line Walnut Creek NO EVENING OR SUNDAY SERVICE Ashby Oakland International Airport (OAK) Lafayette SERVICE BETWEEN COLISEUM & OAKLAND Orinda INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT STATIONS Rockridge Transfer Station Transfer Station for Service to MacArthur TIMED TRANSFER (SOUTHBOUND) Oakland International Airport West 19th St/Oakland TIMED TRANSFER (NORTHBOUND) BART Parking Oakland SAN 12th St/Oakland City Center FRANCISCO EAST BAY Embarcadero Lake Merritt Montgomery St Fruitvale Powell St Coliseum TRANSFER FOR SERVICE TO OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Civic Center/UN Plaza San Leandro 16th St Mission 24th St Mission Bay Fair Glen Park Castro Valley Balboa Park Oakland Dublin/Pleasanton Daly City International West Dublin/ Airport (OAK) Hayward Pleasanton South Hayward Colma South San Francisco Union City San Francisco International Airport (SFO) San Bruno Fremont MON-FRI after 9 pm MON-FRI after 6 pm MON-FRI before 9 pm SAT-SUN all day MON-FRI before 6 pm SAT-SUN all day Millbrae Warm Springs/South Fremont © BART 2017 PENINSULA Full-color BART System Maps are posted in stations, on trains, and in the “BART Fares and Schedules” brochure. All stations offer free parking on weekends and holidays Long-Term Airport Parking that fall on a Friday or a Monday. Rates are posted at Travelers going to San Francisco International Airport the stations. Parking fees are subject to change. Use or Oakland International Airport via BART can take the Clipper® card to pay for BART parking. Visit advantage of long-term parking at many BART https://ezrider.bart.gov/ezrider/ for more information. stations. Reservations can be made by going to www.bart.gov/parking. PERMIT PARKING Carpool to BART The following permits must be obtained online before BART sets aside a number of spaces in many BART parking arriving at BART stations: facilities for carpoolers. These spaces require permits. Reserved Parking Call 511 and say “Rideshare” for more information or Commuters who want a guaranteed parking space on visit 511.org. Carpool parking rules are enforced Monday weekday mornings can apply for a monthly reserved through Friday, 6 am to 10 am. Not all BART stations parking permit for select stations. Monthly permits have carpool spaces. Carpool permits do not guarantee entitle the permit holder to a choice of spaces in a desig- a parking space at the station and carpoolers must pay nated area near the station until 10 am on weekdays. the daily fee at stations that charge one. 2 PARKING RESTRICTIONS A complete fare table showing fares to all stations is Cars may not be left in any BART parking lot for more available in the “BART Fares and Schedules” brochure. than 24 hours, except in designated long-term permit areas and on weekends and holidays at all stations. 3 Buy a Ticket Parking lot restrictions are strictly enforced, so please You’ll need to purchase a ticket at the station before read all parking signs carefully and obey curb markings. riding BART. Your ticket can cover a single ride or multiple rides. Each person must have his or her own PARKING INFORMatioN ticket, except children age 4 and under, who ride free For complete parking information, including BART’s and do not need a ticket. Be sure to keep your ticket. parking programs and regulations, visit www.bart.gov/ You will need it to enter and exit the BART station parking. To purchase a parking permit, visit the website through the fare gates. Please keep your BART ticket or call toll free (877) 700-7275. away from magnetic objects. The most convenient way to pay for your BART ride Riding BART is to use the Clipper® card. This all-in-one transit Follow these simple steps: card is accepted on major Bay Area transit systems, including BART. For more information, visit 1 Find Your Route www.clippercard.com. On the BART System Map, find the BART line (or multiple lines) that will take you to your destination. BART TICKET VENDING MachiNES Next, find the name of the last station on that line. For BART ticket machines are located at the entrance to example, if you are traveling east from San Francisco to each station. BART ticket machines accept $20, $10, the Castro Valley Station, the last station on that line is $5, and $1 bills, as well as coins. Some ticket machines the Dublin/Pleasanton Station. This means you’ll need give change (up to a maximum of $4.95). Change to board a Dublin/Pleasanton train. machines are also available at each station. Select ticket vending machines available in many BART stations TRANSFERRING to ANothER TRAIN accept debit/credit cards. Ticket machines allow you to For any given trip, there may be more than one possible add up to $40 in value to an existing ticket once it has transfer station. When transferring, keep in mind that $7.95 or less remaining on it. Insert your ticket into the your next connecting train may arrive on the same “old ticket” slot, add more money (at least 5¢), and platform, the opposite platform, or on a platform that is you’ll get a ticket worth the combined total.
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