DECLINING BART RIDERS IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

The latest report shows decreasing riders on BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) transportation system in San Francisco Bay Area. It shows declining ridership during Summer time at 1/2 percent at approximately 2100 commuting riders a day. The weekends really have dropped ridership and showing 4.3% on Saturdays and 6% on Sundays with more available seats for passengers. Some people are saying, "sometimes it's about health and safety reasoning for passengers considering violators on trains and homeless riders sleeping on trains." Sometimes BART is full without capacity seating for passengers, and it's important to have more people riding trains with more support services. Because if ridership declines for BART trains, it also means funding resources will be dropped as well.

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