Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) service has been fully restored Friday, after the agency dealt with a computer outage that shut ...

BART carries nearly 175,000 people most weekdays. The system went down shortly after 5 a.m. and service wasn't fully restored ...

Friday's BART shutdown​ brought much of the Bay Area to a standstill, offering a sobering preview of what could become a ...

According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the transit system averaged about 175,000 riders on weekdays during the month of ...

With no trains rolling, commuters had to pivot to their cars or buses to get into San Francisco from the East Bay and ...

Technology is great when it works,” one person said with a smile as he waited for an alternate ride to work in Oakland.

BART says that service has been restored systemwide following an hours-long outage during the morning commute. The transit ...

San Francisco’s Bay Area Rapid Transit system experienced an outage. Get updates on the situation and learn how it happened.

San Francisco’s BART subway system is back up and running after service was suspended and shut down on Friday morning due to ...

Bay Area Rapid Transit experienced a systemwide service outage for hours Friday and left some morning commuters stranded. Public transit advocates said the outage ...

San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system experienced a massive system-wide outage on Friday, due to a computer networking problem. All train services starting around 5 AM local time ...

Bay Area Rapid Transit, more commonly known as BART, stopped running due to a computer networking system, according to a social media post by the agency.