El Cerrito Plaza (BART station)
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| Address | 6699 Fairmount Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 |
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| Platforms | 2 Side | ||||
| Parking | Monthly Reserved Point, Daily (free), Extended Weekend, Midday (free), Carpool and Long Term | ||||
| Bicycle facilities | 30 Lockers | ||||
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| Opened | January 29, 1973 | ||||
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El Cerrito Plaza is one of two elevated BART stations located in El Cerrito, California. It primarily serves southern El Cerrito, northern Albany, and Kensington, along with nearby areas of Berkeley and Richmond. Outside of the station is the El Cerrito Plaza shopping center.
Service at this station began on January 29, 1973.[1]
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[edit] Connecting Transportation
[edit] AC Transit
- 15 (proposed elimination and replacement with new line 79 Reggatta)
- 43 (proposed route segment elimination between UC Village and Plaza BART)
- 72 San Pablo
- 72M MacDonald (proposed elimination, alternate service available on 72 San Pablo proposed new 73 line)
- G *
- 72R San Pablo RAPID*
- L Pierce*
- 800*
- 79 Reggatta proposed new line
(*Stops nearby)
[edit] Cal Berkley Shuttle
[edit] Car Sharing
[edit] Bicycle Lockers
The station hosts the first BART trial of bikelink on-demand electronic bicycle lockers (traditional BART lockers are leased by the year, and are almost always fully booked). These are the same lockers used by C-TRAN of Vancouver, WA, as funded by the US EPA.
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