Earlier start time for first Dublin-bound Blue Line train starting at 24th Mission at 7:50 am.Sunday service change highlights, continued: Headways, however, are at 24 mins at all lines, to provide greater resilience in event of delays esp amid single-tracking.Blue Line will end at Montgomery during single-tracking or at Daly City when no single-tracking More Fleet of the Future trains running full-time on Saturdays.First Richmond-bound Orange Line train and first SF-bound Blue Line will begin at Bay Fair at 5:52 am and 5:58 am, respectively (Previously, both started at Coliseum).Adjusted evening schedule to better accommodate Transbay Tube single-tracking.Extended Green Line service, with added last Warm Springs-bound train at 7:12 pm.Earlier start times for first Warm Springs-bound Orange Line train and SF-bound Green Line train to 5:04 am and 5:01 am, respectively.Morning peak period Yellow Line trains which started/ended at Pleasant Hill will be extended to Concord.Here are some quick helpful highlights of the changes provided by Bart’s Twitter Account:
It will mostly affect the First and Last train of the day and change the arrival times by a few minutes. Help plan ahead! Follow this thread 👇👇👇 Most changes are small tweaks where arrival times are shifted by a few minutes. The changes will impact all lines, esp the first and last trains. 🚨Starting next Monday, February 10, BART will adjust its schedule to improve service. Monday, February 10th 2020 Bart will be adjusting its schedule with the intent to improve service. Responses will be accepted through Sunday, April 30.BART Photo By Alex Harmon BART IS MAKING CHANGES THAT WILL BE IMPACTING ALL LINES…SO PLAN AHEAD AND DON’T GET LEFT BEHIND! The VTP 2050 survey is available in English, Spanish, or Vietnamese. The next step will include the development of a draft project list. As part of the initial phase, which began last fall, community members discussed their vision and goals for transportation within Santa Clara County. VTA has developed a phased process for the VTP 2050 that offers multiple opportunities for the public to participate in the process. They’ll can also allocate a hypothetical transportation budget. Survey participants will be asked about their typical modes of travel and options to improve their travel experiences. This plan considers all modes of travel, including transit, bicycling, pedestrians, highways, expressways, and local roads and streets, as well as transit-oriented development. As part of this effort, community members are invited to share their own priorities for future transportation investments in our VTP 2050 survey. A long-range planning and policy framework, the VTP 2050 will identify programs, projects, and policies for VTA to pursue through the year 2050. VTA staff is continuing work on the Valley Transportation Plan 2050 (VTP 2050) this Spring.
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