BEGINNING SEPT. 11TH WE WILL RUN TRAINS WITH FEWER CARS TO ENHANCE SAFETY, INCREASE PRESENCE OF POLICE, RETIRE UNRELIABLE OLD CARS, AND SAVE ENERGY COSTS. WE WILL ADD CARS BACK WHERE NEEDED AS RIDERSHIP RETURNS TO MAKE SURE TRAINS WILL NEVER BE TOO CROWDED.
BART is not the only transit system dealing with the twin crises of homelessness and drug addiction, but it stands apart in its struggle to get ridership back to pre-pandemic levels. Concerns around safety on the trains are front of mind for potential BART passengers, according to a survey of riders.
Filoli, a relatively low-profile San Mateo County attraction, is seeing an uptick in visitors after November's highly watched meeting between two world leaders.
