BART is making changes all riders should know about, starting Monday morning. The final train of the original BART cars will be officially retired.
Starting Monday morning, BART will be retiring their old Legacy trains and running their fleet of clean and efficient trains. A new schedule will begin as well.Turning a new chapter, BART will formally retire its so-called "legacy fleet.
" The final train of the original BART cars will leave the Millbrae station Sunday evening, bound for Richmond. It's among the 650 cars in the original fleet that were made when the transit agency opened in 1972. Those trains have been replaced by newer ones and BART calls it the "fleet of the future."The schedule changes will be most impactful for anyone traveling out of the East Bay into San Francisco, especially on nights and weekend.All the news you need to know, every day
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