The driver who plowed his Tesla into seven cars in San Francisco over the weekend, killing one person, has been released.
A person died early Thursday after crashing through barriers and entering the BART trackway about 100 feet south of the Pittsburg/Bay Point station, which closed down.
BART service stopped between multiple stations early Thursday morning after a fatal vehicle crash on the tracks, according to the transit agency.
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