New Caltrain schedule starts January 27. For more details, visit Caltrain.com/status.
BART Schedule Change January 13, 2025
BART’s schedule will change on January 13, 2025, to launch construction of a modern train control system. Riders that transfer between Caltrain and BART after 9pm at Millbrae station will be served by a BART train that will run every 15 minutes between Millbrae and SFO only. Riders will have an easy cross platform transfer at SFO to board a Yellow Line train.
At Millbrae, two of the four trains each hour will be timed with Caltrain’s 30-minute service schedule to provide a good transfer between Caltrain and BART.
BART and Caltrain are working together to better serve the region with continued schedule coordination to support transfers between systems at Millbrae Station. Schedules were designed to provide transfer wait times that are convenient for riders but also flexible enough to avoid missing connections or a just-missed connection if one or both systems are experiencing minor delays.
Both agencies have partnered to publish a helpful timetable showing the wait times of each connecting train. The transfer timetable will be updated on Jan. 27, 2025.
BART and Caltrain try to align schedules as best as possible, because Caltrain has four trains per peak hour and two trains per off-peak hour/weekends, while BART has three trains per hour at all times. Both systems are also limited in flexibility due to key system timing points elsewhere.
Visit BART's Millbrae Transfer page.
View a PDF of the Transfer Timetable effective January 13, 2025-January 26, 2025.
