Spare the Air

BART is ready for the World Cup this summer, with longer trains, extra security and special late night express service for evening matches at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.

FIFA World Cup 2026: BART to Offer Increased Service, Security, Staffing, and Signage The world is coming to the Bay Area this summer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and BART and our transit partners are ready to carry fans from across the globe to matches, watch parties, and events across the region.

Summer is coming fast!

As you head out to spend time with family and friends, consider taking public transit or combining trips to help reduce air pollution.

Fewer cars on the road means cleaner air for everyone. Check the air quality before you go: https://bit.ly/3xD7Bfw

Headed to SF DocFest at the Roxie Cinema?

Skip the drive and take public transit.

Buses, trains and shared rides help reduce air pollution and keep San Francisco’s air cleaner for everyone. Plus, you can enjoy the ride without the stress of parking.

Plan your trip: https://bit.ly/3QbwSsJ

San Francisco Documentary Festival SF IndieFest is a founding member of the FILM FESTIVAL ALLIANCE MISSION & OBJECTIVE We screen the best documentaries from around the world at the Roxie ...

While you are sitting in traffic, the only thing you can do is sit in Bay Area traffic. Take public transit instead and suddenly your commute becomes something else entirely. Catch up on emails, knock out homework, get a head start on the workday or finally finish that book you have been meaning to read. Same amount of time, a whole lot more to show for it.

The school year is almost over and the Bay Area is yours to explore. Take public transit to discover everything this region has to offer, from the streets of San Francisco to the trails of the East Bay and beyond. No parking, no gas money, no stress.

The Iron Horse Regional Trail is one of the Bay Area's best-kept secrets. This 32-mile bike and pedestrian path runs along a former Southern Pacific rail line from Concord to Pleasanton, passing through six parks and five downtowns along the way. The trail is fully accessible by public transit, with BART stations at both ends. Grab your bike, hop on BART, and go explore!

This former Bay Area rail line is a biking paradise. And you don't need a car to get there Decades before the High Line, this epic Bay Area bike trail was born from a former railroad track.

Bay FC is bringing the energy to PayPal Park in San Jose, and the last thing you want is to spend time hunting for parking. Take public transit to the match, skip the stress and arrive ready to cheer. More time for soccer, less time in a parking lot.

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PayPal Park Directions & Parking | Bay FC Here’s how to reach the PayPal Park. Explore sustainable routes, public transit options, driving directions, parking options and accommodations for cyclists.

Wildfire smoke can harm your health.

It carries fine particles, carbon monoxide and other pollutants that can affect anyone, especially children, older adults and people with respiratory conditions.

Stay informed and check air quality to protect yourself and your loved ones: https://www.sparetheair.org/

The FIFA World Cup is coming to the Bay Area and parking at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium in Santa Clara will be limited. The good news is public transit gets you right to the action! Take Caltrain to Mountain View or Santa Clara and connect to the VTA, take BART to Milpitas and transfer to the VTA orange line, or ride Amtrak's Capitol Corridor directly from Sacramento, the East Bay or San Francisco. Six matches, June 13 through July 1. Plan your trip early and skip the wait.

Bay Area prepares for first FIFA World Cup match in June The region is bracing for crowds, transit rushes and fan events.