Title: Transformation Action Plan and Clipper focused Accessibility Initiatives Update on the Clipper focused Accessibility Initiatives, including the Clipper Access program and the ongoing Clipper i...

Advocates will present on the future service vision for San Francisco rail, including the full map of projects (DTX and Link21, Central Subway Extension, Geary…

Riders on seven public transit systems can easily pay fares using mobile devices and contactless debit and credit cards – no bus pass or cash required Tap2Ride, a contactless system that allows riders...

Join us for a casual community-building, transit-themed happy hour at Out of the Barrel in San Carlos! Whether you're a transit commuter, aspiring urban…

The new findings show that reduced public transit service and station closures would affect traffic and quality of life throughout the region.

On June 23, the California Senate Transportation Committee is expected to hear and vote on a good bill to standardize bus stop data, making transit more convenient for riders and enabling smarter plan...

Bay Area transit agencies and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission are working together for the first time in history to create a “transit priority network” to make buses and local transit faste...

KQED’s Azul Dahlstrom-Eckman joins us to talk about his investigation into what went wrong.

This year, the Bay Area’s transit system is taking stock of progress toward a more well-coordinated, rider-friendly system among its 27 agencies, and setting a course toward the next steps of improvem...

Leaders of the Bay Area’s major transit agencies were strongly in favor of moving forward with next steps toward more integrated and affordable fares, at the most recent meeting of the region’s primar...

An analysis of internal emails and other records by KQED found that problems with Clipper 2.0 persisted long before its bungled rollout late last year.

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Changes to the state’s cap-and-invest program could leave billions of dollars less for housing, transit or high-speed rail — forcing lawmakers to make tough spending choices.

Governor Gavin Newsom's Appointees at the California Air Resources Board just voted to rob programs that fund transit, affordable housing, clean air, and clean water programs to give billions to Big O...

An informal mixer to meet candidates running across Alameda County this fall. Grab a drink, ask questions, and get a feel for who's on your ballot.

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OPINION: We can’t have a land-use policy that says “build around transit,” with a budget policy that says, “good luck funding it,” columnist Allison Arieff writes.

The measure would apply to the threshold to pass new taxes put on the ballot through the signature-gathering process.

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The Vision Plan envisions a faster, more accessible, and more sustainable rail transport system for the Bay Area and Northern California..