Introducing BART's New Schedule Planner: Enhanced Service and Better Connections

Starting February 14, 2022, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) will introduce a new schedule planner that brings improved connections, enhanced service, and better travel options for its riders. One of the most significant changes is the introduction of 5-line service on Sundays, with some exceptions.

For the first time in history, BART will operate 5-line service on Sundays, except on 16 single-tracking Sundays when power cable replacement work takes place in San Francisco. These single-tracking Sundays will have reduced service, but riders can still expect consistent 3-line service every day after 9 pm.

The new schedule planner also brings improved connections with Caltrain at Millbrae on Sundays before 9 pm, making it easier for commuters to switch between the two services. Additionally, a new transfer opportunity at Bay Fair will be available daily for Dublin to Berryessa transfers.

On Saturdays, riders can enjoy 15-minute even headways on the Yellow line as far as Pittsburg Bay Point until about 8 pm. The SFO station will also see improved service with 4 trains an hour on Sundays until 9 pm.

The new schedule planner aims to provide a more convenient and efficient travel experience for BART riders. With this change, BART will operate midnight service every night of the week, giving riders more flexibility and options when planning their trips.

To plan your trip, simply use BART's Trip Planner or check out the upcoming PDF timetables. Some departure times may shift slightly, so it's essential to look up your specific trip to ensure a smooth journey.

In summary, BART's new schedule planner brings enhanced service, better connections, and improved travel options for its riders. With the introduction of 5-line service on Sundays and improved connections with Caltrain and other services, BART is committed to providing an exceptional experience for all its passengers.

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