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Is vaping allowed on BART?

Permits are required for (electric only) motorized scooters/two-wheeled vehicles. Smoking or vaping is prohibited in stations or on trains. Gasoline, flammable or volatile solvents, acids, or hazardous or explosive materials are not allowed in stations or on trains.



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A: Yes. BART Officers may take enforcement action off of BART jurisdiction, anywhere within the state of California. If there is immediate danger to persons or property, BART Officers may arrest, cite and release, or warn the perpetrators.

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Busy Powell Street Station sits at the junction of the Tenderloin and tourist-heavy Union Square and is frequented by vagrants, panhandlers and pickpockets, as well as tourists, shoppers and commuters. And Powell is the BART station with the most total crime.

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Be aware of surroundings and avoid looking distracted, especially while standing near stairs, escalators, and train doors and anywhere suspects can make a quick exit. Don't sleep on board train cars. The Train Operator is in the first train car; it's a great place to sit if you are traveling alone.

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It's totally safe. If you want to minimize time spent outside the turnstyles (where problems are more likely to lurk), purchase a BART ticket with sufficient funds to travel to the airport earlier in the day.

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Mask requirement ended 10/2/22; Masks now strongly recommended. As of October 2, 2022, masks are strongly recommended. Wearing a well fitted masks over your mouth and nose is encouraged. Masks are no longer mandatory.

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Whether you need to be connected for work or fun while riding BART, you'll find a mostly continuous mobile signal for you to text, talk and surf the web on your wireless phone from Balboa Park into downtown San Francisco, through the Transbay Tube and all throughout the Oakland underground as long as you are a customer ...

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Wearing a well fitted masks over your mouth and nose is encouraged. Masks are no longer mandatory. The BART Board of Directors at its meeting on Thursday night approved a new resolution on masks that is triggered by whether public health officials are requiring indoor masking in their jurisdictions.

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Most shocking is the finding that only 17% of frequent BART riders feel safe on the transit system, with 87% of frequent riders saying that the word 'safe' does not describe the word in it's current form.

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It's totally safe. If you want to minimize time spent outside the turnstyles (where problems are more likely to lurk), purchase a BART ticket with sufficient funds to travel to the airport earlier in the day. Then, just go straight through the turn-styles.

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Places to Avoid in San Francisco
  • The Tenderloin. The downtown area of San Francisco, also known as the Tenderloin, is commonly ranked as one of the most dangerous areas in San Francisco. ...
  • The Mission. The Mission is a very popular place to visit in San Francisco. ...
  • SoMa (South of Market St) ...
  • Golden Gate Park.


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It's totally safe. If you want to minimize time spent outside the turnstyles (where problems are more likely to lurk), purchase a BART ticket with sufficient funds to travel to the airport earlier in the day. Then, just go straight through the turn-styles.

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Overnight stays: No vehicle may be left beyond 24 hours, except on weekends, or unless the driver has purchased single/multi-day reserved parking, which allows continuous stays of up to 20 weekdays. Leaving a vehicle beyond this time period may result in a fine or towing at the owner's expense.

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