Service between two of the busiest East Bay BART stations -- Concord and Walnut Creek -- was shutdown early Tuesday by an equipment problem.
CONCORD -- Service between two of the busiest East Bay BART stations -- Concord and Walnut Creek -- was interrupted early Tuesday by an equipment problem.
Bus bridges were put in place to help the thousands of commuters who rely on the transit line. Bus service between Concord and Walnut Creek station was being provided by County Connection bus #14. Bus service between Pittsburg/ Baypoint and Concord station was being provided by Tri-Delta bus #201."One of the crossover tracks between Concord and Pleasant Hill is currently being manually maneuvered by the train operator," officials said in a voicemail.
At 10:22 a.m., BART put out a statement saying that all service between the two stations had stopped.
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