See BART Service Advisory or BSA.

Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of routines, data structures, object classes and/or protocols provided by libraries and/or operating system services in order to support the building o [..]

Each line is made up of two routes, one north and one south. For a given route, the "associated route" is the other route that makes up the complete line (e.g. Route 2's associated rout [..]

A list of all of the current schedules that are included in the BART API. This may include schedules that are no longer active, a current schedule, and an upcoming schedule, depending on what has been [..]

The BART schedule use a special clock that is greater than 24 hours. It runs basically from midnight until 2am the following day. This has implications with certain QuickPlanner/Schedule results. For [..]

Designates if it is okay to bring bicycles on a specific train. This flag appears in the QuickPlanner and the station schedules. Bicycles are restricted from some trains during peak commute due to spa [..]

BART Service Advisory. Messages entered by the BART Operations Control Center (OCC) to let BART riders know about conditions that could affect the BART system. These include delay messages, warnings o [..]

Sometimes when service between two stations is interrupted in such a way that trains cannot get through, connecting transit partners will be brought in to shuttle people between the two stations.

A text value for the line color of a particular train. Possible values are: BLUE, GREEN, ORANGE, RED, YELLOW, BEIGE and WHITE. (WHITE represents trains that were added and have not been given a specif [..]

Another word used for train within BART. The two terms are interchangeable.