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Financials | Bay Area Rapid Transit

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BART is currently using federal emergency funds to run service and balance our operating budget. Those relief funds are projected to run out in 2025. New state funding is coming but doesn't solve the full problem. If reliable long term funding is not secured, BART is facing devastating cuts that will have serious impacts on the quality of life in the Bay Area. Learn more about how BART is responding to this looming financial crisis and what the public can do to help. The operating budget funds the annual operation and maintenance of the BART system. Operating budget sources include passenger and parking revenue, taxes, and financial assistance from local, state and federal sources. The capital budget funds the construction, expansion, renovation, or replacement of physical assets (new train cars, station improvements, etc.). Capital funding consists of federal/state/local grants, voter approved bonds and measures specifically for capital improvements, and allocations from the operating

Financials | Bay Area Rapid Transit Skip to main content Service Advisory: Bus Bridge and Green Line Cancellation Alert: Free buses replace trains between Union City and Warm Springs/South Fremont this weekend for track replacement project. Expect 30-40 minute delays. Financials BART is Facing a Deficit BART is currently using federal and state emergency funds to run service and balance our operating budget. Those relief funds are projected to run out in 2026. Learn more about how BART is pursuing new funding and loans . Budgets The operating budget funds the annual operation and maintenance o

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