BART could close 15 stations, lay off 1,200 without sales tax measure

BART releases doomsday scenario in case sales tax doesn’t pass

A proposal to raise $1 billion a year will likely be on the November ballot. But BART is planning for massive service cuts — including a total system shutdown — if the measure is voted down.

BART releases doomsday scenario in case sales tax doesn't pass

BART releases doomsday scenario in case sales tax doesn’t pass A proposal to raise $1 billion a year will likely be on the November ballot. But BART is planning for massive service cuts — including a total system shutdown — if the measure is voted down.

BART, AC Transit warn of drastic service cuts unless sales tax measure is approved

BART, AC Transit warn of drastic service cuts unless sales tax measure is approved A group is collecting signatures to put a measure on the November ballot. It would raise Richmond’s sales tax to 10.25 cents to help fund public transportation.

BART could close 15 stations, lay off 1,200 without sales tax measure

BART officials are warning of deep service cuts and station closures if Bay Area voters reject a proposed regional sales tax measure on the November ballot.

BART Sees Grim Future If Voters Don't Approve Tax Increase

Potential cuts to BART service are outlined in a BART Board of Directors staff report released Thursday. The cuts would be implemented if a regional sales tax increase does not pass in November. Phase one of the cuts would close 10 stations and reduce service by 63%. (BART Board of Directors via Bay City News) By Thomas Hughes Bay City News BART says it could close up to 15 rapid-transit stations, eliminate the Blue line that runs between Daly C…

Station closed? BART could abandon Tri-Valley stops under doomsday budget cuts

BART says it could close up to 15 rapid-transit stations, eliminate the Blue line that runs between Daly City and Dublin-Pleasanton, and reduce service systemwide if voters turn down a sales tax increase planned for November. The post Station closed? BART could abandon Tri-Valley stops under doomsday budget cuts appeared first on Danville San Ramon.