Three to Get Ready (1967)

[@frankdenardo8684]

Great documentary. The tunnel in Orinda ends up in Oakland at Rockridge Station. The Trans bay tube is by all means the greatest feet in the history of civil engineering.

[@LifeOfPabs]

I love seeing older films! as well as seeing how things started.

[@IwanttoliveinParis]

This has the feel of a 16mm film they'd show us in 8th grade on a Friday afternoon. I guess it's the music....and the narration. I'm pretty sure my 3rd-grade class took a field trip through the tube in late 1974.

[@Narutofan641]

Oooh I have the DVD of this I love BART!!!

[@typorter-pp6lh]

The swimming club shown at 11:29 is the future site of a Habitat for Humanity project.

[@SequoiaAlexander]

Really cool video! I noticed it’s pretty low resolution. I wonder what the source media is. Is a film reel still available? It would be amazing to see an HD transfer! Is there a museum in the area with this material? Thanks!

[@gtaste]

@1:42 looks like the intersection of Masonic & Portland Ave

[@juliovargas5029]

Great Engineering... Ya AREA AINT NO JOKE....YEEHHHH

[@frankdenardo8684]

The Trans Bay tube is one big feet in the history of civil engineering.

[@bryson217]

If only San Jose had made the original construction.

[@Warriorcats64]

or San Rafael.

[@barbarakilpatrick3859]

❤

[@hansemcito]

13:19 does that say BARTO?

[@sflover89]

I'm really am going to miss the current cars. I just hope the new cars will blend in well with the surrounding areas. The new cars should have longer windows that can be separated into two, so that passengers know where they are, especially for those that are disabled, and also to bring in more views of the Bay Area.

[@thetilo8682]

a guy in suit???