Oakland Coliseum passengers can transfer at the 12 th St. PassengersĬonnecting at the Richmond Station should make this transfer at the MacArthur station.

Not, you will need to transfer to an Antioch/Yellow Line train. Train is providing Transbay service on their day and time of travel. Capitol Corridor passengers who connect to BARTĪt the Richmond Station or the Oakland Coliseum Station for travel across theīay will need to first check the BART schedule to see if their BART connecting.MacArthur only and will not continue across the Bay. Dublin/Pleasanton/Blue Line trains will operate to The Richmond/Red Line and the Warm Springs/Green.Through the Transbay Tube to San Francisco and beyond. Trips involving transfers at the Oaklandįor the most part, only one line (the Antioch/Yellow Line) will provide service.Richmond (train departs the Richmond Station at 5:40am) may not make theirĬonnection to the train in Richmond depending on where they are coming from. Capitol Corridor passengers who normally connect.

Into consideration when planning their travel. BART has published a comprehensive news article on their website describing the schedule changes and is encouraging anyone who uses BART to either check the BART Trip Planner before taking BART or download the official BART app to plan their BART trips.Ĭapitol Corridor passengers who use BART should take these changes The changes will affect connections with the Capitol Corridor service on weekdays and on Sundays there are no changes to BART’s Saturday schedule. BART train pulling into the Richmond Station.Įffective February 11, 2019, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) will implement schedule changes lasting approximately 3.5 years in order to accommodate infrastructure improvements in downtown San Francisco, as well as critical seismic retrofitting of the Transbay tube.

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