San Francisco

Paying for regional transit: Transit Sustainability Project update

Lunchtime Forum

Image credit: flickr user Eric Fisher

The Bay Area’s seven biggest transit agencies constitute a $2 billion annual system. Costs are increasing while revenues are flat or declining. In 2010, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission launched a multi-year project to analyze the cost structure of the transit system, explore significant financial challenges affecting its future and propose major changes to put the system on a more sustainable financial footing. Get an update on this important regional project from Carolyn Clevenger of the MTC and Tony Bruzzone of Arup.

AICP CM credits pending.

Admission

Free for SPUR and APA members
$5 for non-members
Okay to bring lunch

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