A BART train heads west toward the North Concord station in Concord, Calif., on Monday, March 21, 2016. Last week a mysterious power surge knocked out numerous BART cars between the North Concord station and the Pittsburg-Bay Point station forcing BART to use bus bridges to transport commuters. BART began running test trains today between the two stations. (Jose Carlos Fajardo/Bay Area News Group)
A disabled BART train between the Concord and North Concord stations is causing major delays for the Wednesday morning commute, according to the transit agency.
The problem was initially reported shortly after 9 a.m. and is affecting trains in both directions through the area.
Passengers can take bus shuttles between the two stations via County Connection, BART officials said.
Check back for updates.
Originally published at Bay City News Service