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File – A train at downtown Berkeley BRT station. All stations were closed on Sunday morning due to a systemwide computer problem.
Update, 11:45 p.m. Transportation agency, now all two East BART stations are open Said In an update, however, not all pre-Montgomery station services are available.
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BART passengers will need to take an alternative mode of public transport today.
All trains were delayed due to a computer issue with the system as early as Sunday morning, failing to perform scheduled operations before the stations reopened at 1 p.m. Statement Shared on Twitter by the agency.
Now, bay area stations will be “closed until further notice” while BART officials will mediate the issue. Partner transport agencies including Muni, AC Transit, VTA, Tri Delta, CCCTA and Wheels will provide interim bus service, and substitute routes may be available. Trip Planner On Bart’s website.
Bart stays off until further notice. Find alternative transportation options. Partner transport agencies provide bus service in Bart’s service area, including Muni, AC Transit, VTA, Tri Delta, CCCTA and Wheels.
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AC Transit will provide transbay service on Line F from the intersection of downtown Berkeley’s Center St. and Shattak to the Salesforce Transit Center in downtown San Francisco. Auckland passengers will be able to take the NL line to the same destination from 20th St. and Broadway.
See the full service consultant here.
“Staff are working to determine the root cause,” Bart said in an update at 9:10 a.m. “We don’t have an ETA yet on when it will be resolved.”
By 11:18 a.m., SFMT received five shuttles to transport Bart passengers between Glenn Park, Balboa Park and Daily City BRT stations. Mun Provide Service from Mission Downtown Downtown San Francisco to Daily City on Line 14D.
“We will continue to diagnose (this) problem and trains are being moved strategically to parts of the system for staging when service resumes,” Bart said. Relay In the next update
This is a developing story and will be updated with more information.
Amanda Bartlett is an SFGate digital reporter. Email: [email protected]
