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Did BART address disability access in rolling out its new gates?

Summary by Berkeleyside
Card readers on only one side, gates that are slow to open — an accessibility task force raised multiple concerns as the plan rolled out, but members say BART didn’t always listen.

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Did BART address disability access in rolling out its new gates?

Card readers on only one side, gates that are slow to open — an accessibility task force raised multiple concerns as the plan rolled out, but members say BART didn’t always listen.

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Berkeleyside broke the news in on Friday, November 21, 2025.
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