What it would take to get Bay Area commuters back on BART | Transit
A new poll shows that the majority of lapsed or former BART riders cite safety and cleanliness concerns as reasons for no longer using the transit system.
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A new poll shows that the majority of lapsed or former BART riders cite safety and cleanliness concerns as reasons for no longer using the transit system.
The Bay Area Council released results of a survey Tuesday showing safety is the main reason why BART is experiencing low ridership numbers.
BART police more than doubled the number of officers patrolling trains starting Monday to address safety and quality of life issues, BART officials said.
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Here's a look at how BART is responding to safety concerns.