BART Brings Back 10-Car Trains for First Time Since Pandemic
Most trains on the Red, Yellow, Blue and Green lines will run with eight or 10 cars during peak commute hours, BART said.
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Back on track: BART restores 10-car trains for first time in six years as ridership grows
On Monday, BART began incorporating 10-car trains into its regular service for the first time in more than six years. The 10-car trains are being added to the Red Line and Yellow Line during peak periods. Some of the Green Line and Blue Line’s busiest morning and afternoon trains will also increase from six to eight cars. Ridership rose by almost 19% in June when compared to the previous year, ending BART’s 2025-26 fiscal year on a high. The tra…
BART users will be able to enjoy more space on their journeys starting on Monday, as the transport agency will put longer trains on several lines during the peak hours. Most of the trains on the Red, Yellow, Blue and Green lines will now operate with compositions of eight or ten wagons during peak hours. Shorter trains will continue to be used in the lower demand hours and on the Orange line. BART states that longer trains will offer more space,…
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