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  • That's nice, I always ride BART from Fremont to Oakland City Center 12th ST or Montgomery St. Station (used to).

  • BART has always been ahead of most train-systems, if not all; in 85 when I first got on BART, computerized tickets were already in use. I would not be surprised if BART was computerized since its beginning in 73.

  • Washington DC/Metro Trains runs similar to BART trains in computerized tickets. Unlike BART, there is a Day Ticket option which for a flat fee can ride unlimited until end of service.

  • Yeah, those flat fee tickets are great. If BART does not have those; too bad. In any case, I remember BART having affordable fees, compared to relative crappy trains like the Long Island Rail Road In New York.

  • BART was fully computerized when it opened from the beginning. It was showcased WorldWide at the time.

  • Thanks PatrickTomaszewski10,

    Not surprised here, BART is great. I remember when its stations had computer-terminals where one could check news, weather, biorhythm, sports, etc. They were discontinued about the time of the recession, I know many businesses were closed permanently.

  • Arrows pointer Roerva Pelzer

  • Going on BART this Saturday! On the Milbrae train! North Concord/Martinez to Powell St :)

  • Nicely done!

  • OK, I was just confused by the title of the video since trains as of the beginning of '08 don't go to SFO & Millbrae on the same line.

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