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the san francisco bay areas bart subway system is
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Anonymous02/07/26, 05:51No.2065186
The San Francisco Bay Area's BART subway system is so financially fucked that it is likely going to be cutting 10/50 stations by January 2027 and 5 more by July 2027, cutting a total of 70% train hours and 25% of the system's miles, while also ending service at 9 PM every day and starting weekend service at 8 AM.
Funny how the richest region of the United States with a bunch of Ponzi Scheme tech companies can't fund public transit. Looks like the tech workers and tech industry have ruined yet another thing.
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Anon02/07/26, 08:29No.2065190
Seems like both Caltrain and BART haven't recovered from the pandemic. Perhaps people just aren't going into the office, or they might be scared of being like that Ukrainian refugee that got merked in Atlanta. But it doesn't really sufficiently explain why the ridership numbers dropped off so significantly after the pandemic
Or the BART agency is so wasteful with its spending that it can't handle a little lull in business
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Anon02/07/26, 09:47No.2065194
Seems like the tech companies prefer to run their own private bus lines for their workers. This was going on well before covid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_tech_bus_protests
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Anon02/07/26, 10:50No.2065197
Plus you have Uber, Lyft, Cruise, Waymo, and Zoox all headquartered there. And also a Tesla factory. Could be factors.
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Anon02/07/26, 18:23No.2065238
dart doing the same thing because they dont listen to member city's concerns
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Anon03/05/26, 22:37No.2067043
Big shame if it happens, after all these years BART is still the only transit system in America that manages to look futuristic.
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Anon03/06/26, 03:03No.2067071
fuck bart it's just stinky homeless sleeping on the trains and loud coloreds begging for money
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Anon03/08/26, 13:24No.2067257
>Los Angeles is a highway car hell>San Francisco is a corporate ponzi hell
Is the whole state just fucked?
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Anon03/09/26, 03:46No.2067294
I bet if they looked at where the money was going on the administration side of things you could save the operations without sacrifice.