policy brief

Why is Bay Area Transit Ridership Falling?

Publication Date

February 1, 2020

Associated Project(s)

Analyzing California Transit Ridership Trends

Author(s)

Evelyn Blumenberg, Brian D. Taylor, Mark Garrett, Jacob Wasserman

Areas of Expertise

Public Transit, Shared Mobility, & Active Transportation

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