San Francisco, United States
BART
BART is a metro network in San Francisco, United States. It is operated by San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART). It opened in 1972.
- 6Lines
- 50Stations
- 1Operators
- 1972Opened
Network map
Line status
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Dublin/Pleasanton → Daly City
- Berryessa/North San José → Daly City
- Coliseum → Oakland International Airport
- Richmond → Berryessa/North San José
- Richmond → Millbrae
- Millbrae → Antioch
Stations
- 16th Street Mission
- 19th Street Oakland
- 24th Street Mission
- Antioch
- Ashby
- Balboa Park
- Bay Fair
- Berryessa/North San José
- Castro Valley
- Civic Center
- Coliseum
- Colma
- Concord
- Daly City
- Downtown Berkeley
- Dublin/Pleasanton
- El Cerrito Plaza
- El Cerrito del Norte
- Embarcadero
- Fremont
- Fruitvale
- Glen Park
- Hayward
- Lafayette
- Lake Merritt
- MacArthur
- Millbrae
- Milpitas
- Montgomery Street
- North Berkeley
- North Concord/Martinez
- Oakland City Center - 12th Street
- Oakland International Airport
- Orinda
- Pittsburg Center
- Pittsburg/Bay Point
- Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre
- Powell Street
- Richmond
- Rockridge
- San Bruno
- San Francisco International Airport
- San Leandro
- South Hayward
- South San Francisco
- Union City
- Walnut Creek
- Warm Springs/South Fremont
Frequently asked questions
Who operates BART?
BART is operated by San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART).
When did BART open?
BART opened in 1972.
How many lines and stations does BART have?
BART has 6 lines and 50 stations.
What are the lines of BART?
The lines of BART are Blue Line, Green Line, Oakland Airport Connector, Orange Line, Red Line, Yellow Line.