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Whose history?
Transit Equity Day is held to honor the legacy of Rosa Parks and her role in the modern civil rights movement.
There is no transit justice without racial and economic justice
A misleading narrative is taking shape about a worker shortage in public transit. Headlines in the Bay Area, throughout California, and nationally point to how the worker shortage is affecting transit agencies’ ability to maintain and restore transit service to pre-pandemic levels.
BART’s San Jose extension could cost 9.1 billion — twice the original estimate
The Mercury News
How infrastructure investments can support a just recovery
The Biden Administration has recently proposed spending over $2 trillion on a range of public investments. The proposal has set off a debate about what we mean when we say “infrastructure,” which investments we should prioritize, and how these investments will impact different communities.
6 Wins 2021 Vision and Priorities
With COVID-19 vaccine distribution underway, it is tempting to want to return to “normal.” But as we look at what a post-pandemic recovery will entail, we have an opportunity to fight for justice and improve our regional built environment.
Transit equity: keeping our workers and riders safe
National Transit Equity Day is an important moment to ask ourselves who we really mean when we say essential workers.
I rely on BART: Essential workers who depend on public transit fear service cuts in pandemic
San Francisco Chronicle
Are Muni and BART Safe? As agencies pitch new plans, here’s what you need to know about judging risk
San Francisco Chronicle
Transit leaders release safety plan in bid to regain public trust
SF Examiner