Transportation
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Transportation
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Stations and predicted arrivals for BART.
Bay Area Rapid Transit API is a free Transportation API that requires apiKey authentication, is only available over HTTP and has unconfirmed CORS support.
- Authentication
- apiKey
- HTTPS
- No
- CORS
- Unknown
- Category
- Transportation
Visit documentation ↗api.bart.gov
About BART
- Provider
- BART
- Website
- api.bart.gov ↗
Details from api.bart.gov.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit API FAQ
Who provides the Bay Area Rapid Transit API?
The Bay Area Rapid Transit API is provided by BART (api.bart.gov).
Is the Bay Area Rapid Transit API free?
Yes. The Bay Area Rapid Transit API is listed in the Transportation category of the public-apis directory, which only includes APIs that are free or have a free tier. Check its documentation for rate limits and paid plans.
Does the Bay Area Rapid Transit API require an API key?
Yes. The Bay Area Rapid Transit API uses apiKey authentication, so you need to register for credentials before making requests.
Can I call the Bay Area Rapid Transit API from the browser?
CORS support for the Bay Area Rapid Transit API is unknown. Test a request from the browser, and fall back to a server-side call if it is blocked.
Does the Bay Area Rapid Transit API support HTTPS?
No. The Bay Area Rapid Transit API is only available over plain HTTP, which browsers block on HTTPS sites. Call it from a server instead.