A perfect storm of marquee events, electrification, and gas-pump pain is pushing all three major rail operators to post-pandemic highs—even as a $376 million budget cliff looms. The Bay Area's rail network is having its loudest moment since before the pandemic, and the gains are showing up across every major operator. Bay Area Rapid Transit, […]
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