Staffing issues stopped service at two BART stations in the East Bay on Tuesday morning. Transit officials also said the stormy conditions were leading to systemwide delays.
During the early morning commute, train service actually came to a halt at the Antioch and Pittsburg Center stations.
Trost explained that it was highly unusual to have staffing issues disrupt service like this. "The Control Center staff is critical for operations," she said, adding, "Once we learned there was a staffing problem, we tried to bring in stand-by staff to cover to no avail."
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