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BART ‘equipment problem,’ rainfall snarl morning commute

A crowded BART platform at the Montgomery Street station
Sunni Khalid
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KALW News
A crowded BART platform at the Montgomery Street station

The start of this week’s commute on BART was slowed by an equipment problem that caused delays earlier this morning on the Red Line.

According to BART, a train was removed from service for an equipment problem, causing delays on the SFO line in the Antioch, Richmond, SFO and Millbrae directions. Trains were already running slower due to showers across the Bay Area.

The transit agency issued an advisory shortly after 6:30 this morning about a problem with trackside equipment.

Trains on BART's Red Line from Richmond to Millbrae were running again Monday morning after a disabled train in San Bruno halted service for about two hours.

About 8:45 this morning, BART officials said normal Red Line service had resumed.

Sunni M. Khalid is a veteran of more than 40 years in journalism, having worked in print, radio, television, and web journalism.