Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Test 2025 – 400 Free Practice Questions to Pass the Exam

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Which BART service area primarily serves San Francisco?

North Bay Area

East Bay Area

South Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area

The San Francisco Bay Area is the most accurate choice as it encompasses the region where San Francisco is located and is serviced directly by BART. This area includes major stations such as Embarcadero, Montgomery St., and Powell St., which are central transportation hubs for commuters and visitors in the city. The term "San Francisco Bay Area" more broadly refers to the metropolitan region that includes multiple cities around the bay, but specifically highlights San Francisco's connection to BART service.

The other choices refer to different geographical regions that do not capture the primary service area specific to San Francisco. The North Bay Area generally includes counties such as Marin and Sonoma, which are not directly served by BART. The East Bay Area refers to areas like Alameda and Contra Costa counties, which are also included in the BART system but do not focus on San Francisco as the primary service zone. The South Bay Area primarily refers to areas like Santa Clara County and includes cities such as San Jose, which, while connected, are not the primary focus of BART's service in terms of direct operations linking to San Francisco.

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