A significant computer networking problem caused the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system to experience a complete service outage on Friday morning, stranding thousands of commuters. The glitch, which occurred shortly after 5 a.m., prompted BART officials to issue an alert advising riders to seek alternate means of transportation. The BART system is crucial for over 150,000 daily commuters connecting the San Francisco Peninsula with surrounding communities. As the situation developed, officials remained uncertain about when service would resume, leading to ongoing commuter challenges.
Commuters found themselves stranded at train stations across the Bay Area after a computer issue knocked out service Friday morning, transit officials said.
Due to a computer networking problem BART service is suspended system wide until further notice, BART officials shared in the alert.
The outage had caused major headaches and commuting issues Friday morning. BART officials encouraged riders to find transportation alternatives on its site.
The train system, which connects the San Francisco Peninsula with communities in the East Bay and South Bay, is used by more than 150,000 commuters.
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