2024年6月1日 · Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is a high-speed transportation network that includes electric trains running in California’s San Francisco Bay Area. It connects the largest settlements of the region and two international airports, being a subway within the city.

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The symbol for the Bay Area Rapid Transit District as illustrated above is designed to be used in two colors on a white background, or in black on a white background.

San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District; Headquarters location: Oakland; Has part(s) Orange Line; Yellow Line; Green Line; Red Line; Blue Line; Coliseum–Oakland International Airport line; eBART; ... BART 1958 logo.svg 435 × 200; 44 KB. Bart-logo.svg 1,642 × 1,000; 6 KB.

The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District was founded in five counties of Northern California by state legislature in 1957, which is shown officially as an two-colored arrow with a complete name in the ring, and the letters R and T (meaning Rapid Transit).

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2010年7月20日 · Ready for a sweet trip back in time? Here is the original Bay Area Rapid Transit logo from 1958: Current Bay Area Rapid Transit logo:

BART Bay Area Rapid Transit logo. Bay Area Rapid Transit commuter train of the San Francisco Bay Area. View colors, shapes and information about the BART Bay Area Rapid Transit logo.

The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is a rapid transit system serving the San Francisco Bay Area in California. BART operates a network of heavy rail trains that carry passengers throughout the region, including San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, and other cities in the Bay Area.