.SFBayFerry is sailing into the summer on the waves of a major post-pandemic milestone.
The San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority is sailing into the summer on the waves of a major post-pandemic milestone.
On weekdays alone last month, the ferries averaged about 65% of 2019 levels, or 6,640 daily riders. The agency said the past six weeks have been the ferries' best ridership levels since 2020. BART's highest ridership weekday this year reached 44% of pre-COVID-19 budget projections, while Caltrain in April averaged 27.4% of weekday ridership from the same month four years ago. Muni, meanwhile, averaged about 61% of its April 2019 weekday ridership in the same month this year.
London Breed gave Oakland mayor this key piece of advice before term Reflecting on her first months in office, Sheng Thao explained to The Examiner how she draws wisdom from her experience as an unhoused abuse survivor "That federal gap funding truly rescued ferry service in the Bay Area and made a huge impact on the ability of other transit operators to stay afloat during a work-travel paradigm shift," Hall said.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Bay Area NWSL team unveils Bay FC name, Golden Gate Bridge logoThe NWSL’s latest expansion team will be called Bay Football Club, the founders announced Thursday. But there’s still no word on where the team will play.
Read more »
Letters: Taste test | Equal justice? | Finish term | Media slant | Buying votes | Practical classes |East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for May 31, 2023
Read more »
May News Roundup: Solar Farms Continued Popping Up In May - CleanTechnicaThe solar industry is getting big, and these days, there are constantly new solar farms going in, and that’s on top of all of the smaller home and business installations! But, many of these announcements just aren’t that great on their own these days. So, toward the end of the month, I like to do […]
Read more »
New San Francisco NWSL team will be called Bay FCThe new National Women's Soccer League team in the San Francisco Bay Area will be called Bay Football Club, or Bay FC for short.
Read more »