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The Bay Area Rapid Transit system serves, obviously the Bay Area. Ranging from Richmond to Fremont, and then Millbrae to Pittsburg. It does also stop at Oakland International Airport.

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The Bay Area Rapid Transit system serves, obviously the Bay Area. Ranging from Richmond to Fremont, and then Millbrae to Pittsburg. It does also stop at Oakland International Airport.

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The local transit version is called BART for Bay Area Rapid Transit.

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BART stands for Bay Area Rapid Transit, in the Oakland/San Francisco, California US area.

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The San Francisco Bay Area has a subway system called the Bay Area Rapid Transit, or BART. It serves the Bay Area as a whole, rather than San Francisco itself. San Francisco itself does not have its own rapid transit system, but it has a light rail system called MUNI that has underground sections.

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The population of Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit is 247.

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