BART renovation project causes delays at downtown San Francisco stations
SAN FRANCISCO – BART service will be reduced to one track in downtown San Francisco on Sunday as crews work on several renovation projects, transportation officials announced.
Riders can expect delays of 10 to 15 minutes between Montgomery Street and 16th Street/Mission stations on select Sundays in July and August.
At Montgomery Station, those heading towards Daly City on the blue line will have to transfer to the yellow line. And northbound riders hoping to catch the blue line towards Dublin/Pleasanton will first have to take the yellow line and transfer.
The red Richmond-Millbrae and the green Daly City-Berryessa/North San Jose lines are also not in service.
So far, crews have successfully replaced traction power cables in San Francisco, and are now working to install new screens at the Powell Street Station platform, install fiber optic cables and conduct preventative maintenance.
To track updates on BART service, riders can go to the public transportation's trip planner at BART.gov.
