Bay Area Rapid Transit
Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART
Welcome to BART's new podcast series "Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART." Our podcasts will give you an inside look at BART, the San Francisco Bay Area's rapid transit system that serves five Bay Area counties. This is your source for stories about the people who make the system work and our riders.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
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Último episodio
30 de oct. de 2025
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Episodios
Crowd Relief for Downtown San Francisco 18.10.2016 20:12
An in-depth look at what BART is doing to improve our busy Downtown San Francisco stations. BART Planning Manager Tim Chan discusses projects to provide capacity relief and other modernization efforts to enhance the rider experience.
Bond Money Pays off with Improved Earthquake Safety 18.10.2016 11:45
This time we look at what BART is doing to prepare for earthquakes. Eathquake Safety Program Manager Thomas Horton talks about the progress BART has made in recent years to protect the system from the next Big One.
An Afternoon on Patrol with BART Police 18.10.2016 3:28
An inside look at what it’s like to be on patrol with a BART police officer. Sergeant Michael Williamson talks about why he still loves his job after 13 years with BPD.
Moving Oral Histories of Tanforan at San Bruno BART 18.10.2016 3:22
BART can take you many places around the Bay. But in this case, it offers a trip back to the past….to one of our darkest chapters in American history.
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