Some delays

San Francisco's BART reports some delays after earlier warning about major disruptions

From CNN's Elizabeth Wolfe

As tsunami warnings were issued for the San Francisco area following the earthquake, Bay Area Rapid Transit, or BART, announced it was experiencing significant service disruptions that included cancellation of service along its underwater rail line, the Transbay Tube.

“There is a major delay system-wide in all directions. There is currently no Transbay Tube service to or from San Francisco due to a report of an earthquake. Please seek alternate means of transportation,” a service alert from BART said.

Service was resumed after the tsunami warning was canceled, but riders should still plan for an approximately 20-minute delay as the transportation system recovers, BART said.

BART provides transit that connects the San Francisco Peninsula to the East and South Bay. On an average weekday, about 150,000 riders use the service, though it is unclear how many people are impacted by the current delays.

The headline and post have been updated with the latest information from BART.