Loutzenheiser [7] developed a logit model for walk access trips for the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Stations. The logit and regression models were combined together in order to analyze the choice probability of the walking mode over other available modes. Three different models were developed for this study. The access mode choice set was composed of walk, bicycle, bus, car, and others. The results obtained from the maximum likelihood estimation showed that walking distance, gender, ethnicity, age, and car availability had the most significant effect on the access and egress choice of mode by the users of BART. It was further concluded that the egress mode used after reaching destination stations was of little significance in access mode choice selection at the boarding station. From the study, it was concluded that transit availability did not show any significant influence in the decision made to walk.