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BART resumes service following hourslong outage
BART began running trains systemwide late Friday morning after a computer equipment problem prevented it from operating earlier in the day. The agency resumed service at all stations around 11:45 a.m., more than six hours after agency officials first announced that BART's train-control system was experiencing technical difficulties.
Friday morning commuters who rely heavily on the Bay Area's heavily used public transit network likely had their travel ...
A regional commuter rail system in the San Francisco Bay Area that shut down all its trains because of a computer issue has ...
Nearly a week later, BART still has not provided the public with a clear explanation about what went wrong - and whether it ...
BART service fully resumed shortly before noon on Friday after a computer issue had halted all trains for hours throughout ...
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Friday morning commuters who rely heavily on the Bay Area's heavily used public transit network likely had their travel ...
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