BART · Bay Area Rapid Transit

Where in San Francisco are you headed?

Plan any metro journey — routes, fares, station details and live network info, all in one place.

Plan your journey

250 km
Network length
31
Stations
5
Lines
see lines
Daily riders
Live map

Network map

Every station on all 5 lines.

Yellow (Antioch–SFO)

AntiochSFO · 16 stations

Red (Richmond–Millbrae)

RichmondMillbrae · 14 stations

Blue (Dublin–Daly City)

Dublin/PleasantonDaly City · 12 stations

Green (Berryessa–Daly City)

Berryessa/North San JoséDaly City · 12 stations

Orange (Richmond–Berryessa)

RichmondBerryessa/North San José · 12 stations
About BART

A fast, connected metro guide for San Francisco

The BART is operated by Bay Area Rapid Transit and serves daily city journeys across San Francisco with 31 stations across 250 km of track over 5 lines. Around see lines passengers use the network every day.

Services operate from 05:00 to 00:00 daily, with trains every 8 minutes during peak periods on busy corridors. Fares are distance based, and this page connects route planning, station pages, line information and route-map links in one place.

The Yellow (Antioch–SFO) guide covers 16 stations from Antioch to SFO, while the network cards above make it easy to jump into the interactive map for transfers and cross-line trips.

Total stations
31
Network length
250 km
Daily ridership
see lines
Operating hours
05:00 – 00:00
Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about fares, timings, routes and services.

Service updates

News & travel guides

The latest network news and travel guides.

Guide

Getting around San Francisco by metro

Plan fares, timings and interchanges on the BART (San Francisco Bay Area) before you travel.

Jun 10, 2026·4 min read
Tips

Tickets & cards on the BART (San Francisco Bay Area)

Use a rechargeable transit card or contactless payment for the smoothest journey.

Jun 5, 2026·3 min read
Update

Yellow (Antioch–SFO) stays a backbone of San Francisco

The Yellow (Antioch–SFO) links major destinations across San Francisco.

May 30, 2026·3 min read

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