surveyors are all around the bay area right now, including castro valley, where we find ali rasmus live with more on what the surveys are all about. ali. >> reporter: it's all part of a pilot program that bart is thinking about starting in september. so as you said, they're thinking about extending service on friday nights into saturday mornings, sony stead of last train leaving san francisco at 12, it would leave at 1 to 1:30 a.m. but in order to do that, the saturday morning trains would have to assistant an hour later so say, for example, here at this station, the saturday morning trains would start running at 7 a.m., instead of 6 a.m. now, bart's directors want to know how many people would be negatively affected by that, and that's what this survey is welcome we caught up with some of the people giving the survey to passengers on the bart train this morning, asking people things like what is the primary purpose of the trip, do they use it for work. if the trains started running later, would people not be able to get to work, for example? that's one every things they're looking into