BART service stopped in San Francisco on 3 out of 4 lines by police activity; Daly City station briefly closed
BART service resumed in San Francisco Sunday afternoon with major delays after it was stopped Sunday on three of four lines through the city Sunday due to police activity, the agency said.
Shortly before noon, BART confirmed that the Daly City station was closed and trains were not stopping there due to police activity. However, a short time later, the agency said the station had reopened and normal train service was resuming. Passengers were advised to expect major delays.
In separate earlier announcements minutes apart beginning at 10 a.m., BART said there was no service on the Blue, Red, and Green lines in San Francisco.
On the Blue line, BART said all Dublin/Pleasanton-bound passengers should board an Antioch-bound train and transfer to a Berryessa train at 12 St. station, then transfer at Bay Fair station to a Dublin/Pleasanton train.
On the Red line, Richmond-bound passengers were asked to board an Antioch-bound train and transfer to a Richmond train at 19 St. station.
On the Green line, Berryessa-bound passengers were asked to board an Antioch-bound train and transfer to a Berryessa train at 12 St. station.
As of 10:22 a.m.. only the Yellow line was operating through San Francisco
Earlier Sunday, BART said at 9:42 a.m. that service was stopped between Balboa Park and Daly City on the San Francisco Line in all directions because of police activity. Bus service was being provided by Muni with service between Daly City and Balboa Park stations on bus #14 and 14R.
The nature of the police activity was not immediately disclosed.