San Francisco, CA
Updated at 9:30am March 30, 2020
BART ridership for Sunday, March 29, 2020 was 9,453, representing a 90% drop compared to an average Sunday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
To help ease our operating budget, this past weekend we sent some escalator and elevator crews to the Milpitas Station for some prep work, which is paid for with the capital budget.
BART continues to use the downtime from shelter in place and recent 9pm service closure to help rebuild its system. For more information, visit here.
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Updated at 11:30am March 29, 2020
BART ridership for Saturday, March 28, 2020, was 12,389, representing a 92% drop compared to an average Saturday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
Crews continue our home improvement projects during this time of very low ridership and to take advantage of closing at 9pm. Pictured below is a crew member getting access to the platform earlier than usual to do electrical work. New LED lighting is being installed throughout the station.
Updated at 10:30am March 28, 2020
BART ridership for Friday, March 27, 2020, was 31,142, representing a 92% drop compared to an average Friday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
Updated at 8:45am March 27, 2020
BART ridership for Thursday, March 26, 2020, was 31,601, representing a 92% drop compared to an average Thursday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
During this time of extreme low ridership, BART continues many of its capital projects to help rebuild its system.
Updated at 9:30am March 30, 2020
BART ridership for Sunday, March 29, 2020 was 9,453, representing a 90% drop compared to an average Sunday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
To help ease our operating budget, this past weekend we sent some escalator and elevator crews to the Milpitas Station for some prep work, which is paid for with the capital budget.
BART continues to use the downtime from shelter in place and recent 9pm service closure to help rebuild its system. For more information, visit here.
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Updated at 11:30am March 29, 2020
BART ridership for Saturday, March 28, 2020, was 12,389, representing a 92% drop compared to an average Saturday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
Crews continue our home improvement projects during this time of very low ridership and to take advantage of closing at 9pm. Pictured below is a crew member getting access to the platform earlier than usual to do electrical work. New LED lighting is being installed throughout the station.
Updated at 10:30am March 28, 2020
BART ridership for Friday, March 27, 2020, was 31,142, representing a 92% drop compared to an average Friday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
Updated at 8:45am March 27, 2020
BART ridership for Thursday, March 26, 2020, was 31,601, representing a 92% drop compared to an average Thursday in February 2020 (see our chart above).
During this time of extreme low ridership, BART continues many of its capital projects to help rebuild its system.