Published 2 years ago

BART votes to end mask requirement on Oct. 1

Summary by Ground News

BART riders are still required to wear their masks from now until Oct. 1. The BART board has extended the mandate this year at least twice. Thursday's BART board meeting will be the first meeting open to the public since prior to the pandemic. Members of the public who are unable to attend the meeting in person can still provide public comment.

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Kron 4 News

BART votes to end mask requirement on Oct. 1

ORINDA, Calif. (KRON) — Masks will no longer be required on BART after Oct. 1. However, riders are still required to wear their masks from now until then. The BART Board of Directors met Thursday night and a decision was made to end a mask requirement after that date. BART said that can change if […]

2 years ago·S F, United States

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NBC Bay Area

BART's Current Mask Requirement to End on Oct. 1

More than two years after the pandemic began, California is easing guidelines around masks starting Friday. Now, BART will be doing the same.

2 years ago·S F, United States

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KTVU FOX 2

COVID: BART mask requirement set to end October 1

Bay Area Rapid Transit has had a mask mandate in place for most of the coronavirus pandemic, but on Thursday, officials announced the mandate would end on October 1.

2 years ago·Oakland, United States

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