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BART and its unions are contining contract negotiations but if a deal is not reached, BART workers could go on strike. There are 400,000 daily BART passengers who would be affected by a potential strike. Here are some transit resources to help you plan your commute. Share this page with your family, friends and colleagues:
If you plan on driving, you can use our real-time traffic map or Waze app to help you during your commute.
![]() During a strike, thousands of additional drivers will likely be on the road, and other transit operators have limited capability to expand service at this time. 511 recommends that you:
![]() Here are the latest stories from ABC7 News: No strike Tuesday; BART negotiations to continue BART trains will run on a normal schedule on Tuesday. A federal mediator says that BART and its unions are making progress and will continue negotiations through the night. More:
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