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These Are the BART Stations that Could Close Under Transit System’s Worst-Case Scenario

BART faces a $376 million deficit and proposes closing 10–15 low-ridership stations, cutting trains by 63%, and laying off 1,200 workers without new sales tax revenue.

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SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Bay Area Rapid Transit has identified 10 BART stations that could close in a worst-case scenario. Keeping the stations open hinges largely on voters approving a November ballot measure to bail out the transit agency. ‘Pathetic’ pro-ICE billboard removed from Fisherman’s Wharf, supervisor says The stations, according to presentation document for an upcoming BART Board of Directors meeting, were singled out as the 10 lowest…

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SF Chronicle broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Thursday, February 5, 2026.
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