Trains are being turned around on both sides of the transbay tube until further notice.
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Two disabled trains mired San Francisco BART service on Sunday, forcing trains to single-track through the transbay tube until further notice.San Francisco and West Oakland in the East Bay. “We have 2 trains on the Oakland side that won’t move,” BART tweeted. “One train is near West Oakland and one near 12th St. Crews are on scene and troubleshooting.”
We have 2 trains on the Oakland side that won’t move. One train is near West Oakland and one near 12th St. Crews are on scene and troubleshooting. Trains are turning back before the tube in both sides of the bay.
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