BART service stopped between Hayward and Berryessa

BART riders frustrated as vandalized equipment causes service issues between Hayward, Berryessa

A suspected act of vandalism shut down BART service between the East and South Bay, derailing the Friday morning commute for countless riders, some of whom told ABC7 News, "It's a problem," and "It's getting worse and worse."

Friday Morning Constitutional: BART Service Impacted By Vandalism In East Bay

BART service was halted between Hayward and Berryessa this morning due to apparent vandalism; the boyfriend of a woman who went missing in Santa Cruz is denying involvement; and there's a MAGA "invasion" event being planned at Disneyland.

BART service interrupted between Hayward and Berryessa stations

An equipment problem early Friday interrupted BART service for commuters on one of the transit system's travel lines Friday, yet another day with a major interruption for the agency.

BART service interrupted between Hayward and Berryessa stations

An equipment problem early Friday interrupted BART service for commuters on one of the transit system’s travel lines Friday, yet another day with a major interruption for the agency. BART spokesperson Chris Filippi said vandalism to the equipment caused BART to stop its service between its Hayward and Berryessa stations. He said BART still was working to determine what caused the issue. Related Articles ‘Unstable individual’ who ba…

BART service stopped between Hayward and Berryessa

BART service is stopped Friday morning between the Hayward and Berryessa stations, the transit agency said.

BART trains halted between South Hayward, Berryessa

BART halted train service between South Hayward and Berryessa stations early Friday morning after a network problem shut down operations along a major stretch of the system, the transit agency said. Green line trains from Daly City station were turning back at Bay Fair station, while Orange line trains from Richmond were stopping at Hayward, transit officials said in an advisory around 4:40 a.m. No further details were released about the cause o…