When consulting a public transit map, most riders likely don’t spend much time pondering what they actually look like. But the design of those maps, and the signage that helps passengers find their ...
Just two local transit agencies will receive 85 percent of the entire Bay Area's state and regional transit agencies bailout money, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Yet, BART and San ...
In September, our sister agency San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District, celebrated its 50th anniversary. BART service changed transportation in the Bay Area forever, connecting communities in a ...
A BART train arrives at 24th Street Mission station. Photo by Junyao Yang on Oct. 8, 2023. By the end of the year, locals won’t have to pay twice when transferring between BART and Muni — if they’re ...
'Information gladly given, but safety requires avoiding unnecessary conversation.' Back in the 1970s, Muni general manager Curtis Green hit upon the idea of handing out pins emblazoned with the logo ...
As San Francisco prepares for thousands from the Bay Area and beyond to swarm The City for one of its most iconic annual celebrations, public transit agencies are gearing up for Pride Parade crowds by ...
Several dozen people took to the streets of San Francisco and Oakland on Saturday for an unlikely funeral procession: one that preemptively mourned the Bay Area's public transit agencies were they to ...
BART and Muni say they are on a "fiscal cliff" and are asking for financial aid from the state to fund operations. "Without state funding, we will have no choice but to scale back Muni to pandemic ...
Lawmakers in the Bay Area and Los Angeles are asking for $2 billion to ensure public transit is ready to carry fans to three massive sporting events in the near future. California is set to host World ...
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