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Alameda Braces for BART strike
In case the BART strike occurs on Monday, the City of Alameda has plans to help minimize commuter traffic congestion.

From the City of Alameda
In the event of a BART strike Monday morning, the City of Alameda has plans to help minimize commuter traffic congestion that include:
- Expanded parking with shuttle service near the Main Street ferry terminal
- Satellite parking at the golf course, with shuttle service to Harbor Bay ferry terminal
- Free valet bicycle parking at the Main Street ferry terminal
- Traffic control staffÂ
- Alameda Police will relax parking enforcement near both ferry terminals, EXCEPT for flagrant violations such as the blocking of driveways, sidewalks, handicap parking, or fire hydrants
For updated information please check the City’s website:
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http://alamedaca.gov/about-alameda/bart-strike
San Francisco Bay Ferry will provide the following service during the BART strike:
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Alameda Main Street/South San Francisco: This service will operate on its regular schedule with no changes due to the BART strike.
Alameda Main Street/San Francisco Ferry Building Gate E: Â A special BART strike schedule will be in effect. Specific changes are:Â
Alameda Main Street/San Francisco Ferry Building Gate E: Â A special BART strike schedule will be in effect. Specific changes are:Â
- There is direct service between Main Street and the San Francisco Ferry Building. The Alameda boat will not stop in Oakland.
- Main Street departures to San Francisco will be every 45 minutes beginning with a 6 a.m. Main street departure to San Francisco. Last Main street departure to San Francisco will be at 8:35 p.m.
Complete BART strike ferry service information will be posted by noon on Saturday, June 29 at: Â http://sanfranciscobayferry.com/
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