Happy Monday, Bay Area!
We're now on the fifteenth week of providing weekly train car loading charts on bart.gov/crowding & social media. The charts provide a snapshot of what riders can expect on-board trains this week.
Yellow and Blue lines for 10/19/20-10/23/20
We're now on the fifteenth week of providing weekly train car loading charts on bart.gov/crowding & social media. The charts provide a snapshot of what riders can expect on-board trains this week.
Yellow and Blue lines for 10/19/20-10/23/20
Using recent ridership data, the charts are posted on bart.gov/crowding every week.
Look up your line, station and then departure time. The # in the box is the expected average # of riders on each car at departure of station.
Red and Green lines, 10/19/20-10/23/20
Look up your line, station and then departure time. The # in the box is the expected average # of riders on each car at departure of station.
Red and Green lines, 10/19/20-10/23/20
Please be aware the data in these charts:
-Reflects average # of riders on each car as the train departs each station
-Assumes passengers are evenly spread through all cars on a train
-Is not real-time information
Orange Line, 10/19/20-10/23/20
-Reflects average # of riders on each car as the train departs each station
-Assumes passengers are evenly spread through all cars on a train
-Is not real-time information
Orange Line, 10/19/20-10/23/20
As daily ridership inches up, BART continues the rebuilding work in its core system. Take a look at this time-lapse video from our recent track switch replacement project near Hayward Station:
https://twitter.com/SFBART/status/1317245108366974976
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