Bay Area Rapid Transit

BART implemented an updated schedule for passengers Monday as part of efforts to adapt to post-pandemic ridership.

Knowing the repercussions of letting BART fail, how can we save the transportation agency as it faces a “fiscal cliff?” 

Incumbent ASUC senator and sophomore majoring in political economy Akash Ponna is running for executive vice president independently on platforms of student wellness, revamping the ASUC, club support and equity and inclusion.

Bay Area Rapid Transit, or BART, inspector general Harriet Richardson resigned March 3 after the BART board of directors, BART general manager and employee union SEIU local 1021 allegedly obstructed her ability to carry out her duty conducting independent oversight. 

Bay Area Rapid Transit, or BART, announced it is “more than doubling” its police presence on trains in order to address rider safety concerns beginning March 20, according to a press release from BART on Friday. 

HBF, a public health grassroots organization dedicated to building a thriving Black community in Berkeley, focuses on housing, health and birth equity and the promotion of healthy foods and beverages. 

As BART ridership stays low and federal funding for transit agencies is expected to run out, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission had Bay Area transit agencies plan for three possible funding scenarios.

Hosted by Berkeley City Council over Zoom, the first of three sessions aiming to “re-imagine” the Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations in a community-lead effort was held Monday.

As California’s coronavirus surge begins to slow, BART is rolling out planned safety measures and calling for increased government funding.

AC Transit suspended all fare payments and implemented rear-door boarding on its buses March 23 until further notice in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.