Given that people get randomly shot on the freeway, I actually feel safer on BART

@@numbernineminibusproductio670 Real, I literally saw more gang fights on the 880 than anyone who looked "ghetto" on Bart.

I thought only nyc had a train system, didn't know one in sanfran

@@moniho6907 "I thought only nyc had a train system, didn't know one in sanfran" Are you kidding, all major cities in the world have at least an extensive bus system if not rail based transit as well. Here in the Bay Area we have BART and Caltrain and SMART for going between counties, and then each county has its own internal public transit system as well (with at least buses, if not also light rail).

@neutrino78x well I didn't know, and I am not talking about busses I mean trains ect

Yes. I noticed that too.

i miss building them.

Why do you think that people should be subjected to this crap on their commute? Why do you think that we should tolerate super-loud ear-splitting music on our commute home? There are places for basking and BART isn't one of them. I don't want to be trapped in an enclosed tube with extremely loud musing and people bothering me. I just want to get home in peace. That's what transit is for!

@@TohaBgood2 see you’re exactly the kind of people I’m talking about. You’re Over exaggerating the volume and if it really bothers you just move cars, they won’t chase you down or anything. With all the terrible shit going on in the bay you still choose to frown upon people doing something FUN and something they’re PASSIONATE about like sharing their music. Sorry some of us haven’t relinquished ourselves to the negativity and still want to have a little fun on our way home

Z​@@TohaBgood2I would find this annoying as well, but your straight up overreacting.

@@robotx9285 You have no idea how loud they crank the music. It's over 110 db! BART goes 80 mph under the Bay in the Transbay tunnel. The train itself is insanely loud cracking 90-100 db. And these $^^$%^ crank their music even louder to cover up the noise of the train. And they deliberately only do it in the Transbay tube cause it's the longest stretch without any stations and they can get a longer routine in before people can escape at the next station. Once you have your ears bleed a couple of times too from these m0rons you'll have the exact same attitude.

@TohaBgood2 No dude, I wouldn't react like that, most people wouldn't react as adversely as you are. I think if you cannot tolerate those sounds, your better off getting sound mufflers for whenever the train get loud. I just don't give a damn this much when the train gets loud.

it's really not that bad tbh

That lady probably was crazy why she can't go in a public restroom and bath like the other homeless people do .

The video was recorded around that time.

They have train operators on bart

@@Mike-fo2uh yeah they have a driver but he isn’t walking through the train when he supposed to be driving the train of course.

It’s pretty safe. But just like any place in the world, you just have to keep your wits about you. Good luck. Don’t believe all these negative things about SF spread by media. You might never want to leave 😊

UCSF area is probably one of the nicest parts of San Francisco, lots of security and police

😜

COVID. It’s because of COVID. Are you so paranoid and or prejudiced that some street performers scare you? Get over yourself.

Because a lot of people have left and not as many people want to visit due to the bad reputation the city has gotten which it is somewhat deserved but not entirely of course.

What are you talking about??😂😂

​@@estevan2498It' night time, naturally most people are already at home.

This a train leaving the city after commute hours or on a weekend.

Both New York and CaliFAGnia are liberal cesspools so it's a push.

This is all child's play. For a REAL FUN TIME, try riding the Haunted House on wheels, otherwise known as The Broad St Subway in Philadelphia anytime after 7P when all the commuters are safe at home. Beware of ghosts of the passengers from years past who were shot or stabbed and never made it home. 😢

@@HMS-sk2gp That sounds like HELL personified! No thank you. When I saw the video of Kensington Avenue in Philly, my California MOUTH DROPPED OPEN! I've never seen "anything" REMOTELY CLOSE to that in Cali; not in Los Angeles, not even in Oakland! It's easy to imagine how bad the subways must be there at night.

It’s called culture. Welcome to The City life

@@brothertspoon5899 Lol, culture 😁😁😁Trying very hard to break a train and failing is not culture. The same repetitive crap over and over again every day is culture? Get a grip, bud. This is trash with a hint of coercion to extract money out of fools and weaklings. Never seen a local ever give these fools any money. They're mostly there to trick the unsuspecting out-of-staters.

@@brothertspoon5899 Its obnoxious and regressive

@@blokcomNativeFaces like a said dense urban city life tends to be like that. This isn’t Dallas or Atlanta

@@blokcomNativeFacesYeah dancing to music is repressive. Get a life

From the video, the BART seems really safe. Where are the drug addicts...

Did you even watch the video? Plenty of people on the train and everybody was just fine.

ok then move on? u clearly didnt watch the vid bc everything was fine

I ride BART and Muni all the time and as you can see from this video it’s pretty clean, safe and fine. You ask what the point of BART is, and the answer is obvious: getting from A to B safely and quickly (it’s much faster to go from Oakland to SF on BART than by car) and without paying $$ for gas and parking in SF. You say you choose to drive your car because you don’t feel safe on BART. Statistically you’re at greater risk on the road in your car, so I’m guessing “safety” isn’t the concern. Maybe you just don’t like being next to other people you don’t know? Lots of folks are that way: they prefer being in their own private vehicles over the communal aspect of riding public transit, and that’s great that you have this choice in the Bay Area…but it’s disingenuous to call my daily fellow passengers “crazies” and characterize the ride as unsafe. You and I both know the real issue is you’re not comfortable being with what is obviously a diverse, respectful and fairly happy group of people you might have to sit next to.

Did you watch the video? What was dangerous about it?

Where from?