Dates of Openings
- September 11, 1972: MacArthur–Fremont (MacArthur, 19th St. Oakland, 12th St. Oakland City Center, Lake Merritt, Fruitvale, Coliseum/Oakland Airport, San Leandro, Bay Fair, Hayward, South Hayward, Union City, Fremont)
- January 29, 1973: MacArthur–Richmond (Ashby, Downtown Berkeley, North Berkeley, El Cerrito Plaza, El Cerrito del Norte, Richmond)
- May 21, 1973: MacArthur–Concord (Rockridge, Orinda, Lafayette, Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Concord)
- November 5, 1973: Montgomery–Daly City (Montgomery St., Powell St., Civic Center/UN Plaza, 16th St. Mission, 24th St. Mission, Glen Park, Balboa Park, Daly City)
- September 16, 1974: Transbay Tube, West Oakland
- May 27, 1976: Embarcadero (infill station)
- December 16, 1995: North Concord/Martinez
- February 24, 1996: Colma
- December 7, 1996: Pittsburg/Bay Point
- May 10, 1997: Bay Fair–Dublin/Pleasanton (Castro Valley, Dublin/Pleasanton)
- June 22, 2003: Colma–SFO/Millbrae (South San Francisco, San Bruno, San Francisco International Airport, Millbrae)
- February 19, 2011: West Dublin/Pleasanton (infill station)
- Planned 2014: Oakland Airport Connector (Oakland International Airport)
- Planned 2015: Warm Springs/South Fremont
- Planned 2016: Warm Springs–Berryessa (Milpitas, Berryessa)
- Planned 2017: eBART (Antioch)
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