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This is ridiculous. BART Stations can have, after their official names, "(BART)", or "Station", or nothing at all. This is very confusing, especially with few redirects. To bring naming conventions in line with the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority's and most other system's stations, I propose that each station article's name be changed to (Station name on official map) + (BART). For example, San Bruno Station would become San Bruno (BART), and for stations like Union City, Coliseum/Oakland Airport, Richmond and Millbrae that are shared with other systems, all would take the BART suffix except for Millbrae, which should be renamed for its formal name, Millbrae Intermodal Terminal. Bayberrylane 00:29, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
- I took a look at the historical policy, but I still prefer my original pproposal as it stays current with the only other transit system in the area that has individual station pages, VTA light rail. Bayberrylane 02:23, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
