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The problem is that two municipalities (one on each side of the bay) voted down the measures that would have funded the regional transit agency. Thus, the trai
by cbhl 8y ago
The problem is that two municipalities (one on each side of the bay) voted down the measures that would have funded the regional transit agency.
Thus, the train lines stop at the borders of these two municipalities, and there are two other train systems that cover the missing area.
(BART, Amtrak, and Caltrain.)
- masonic 8y agoNot "municipalities"; counties. And they opted out because they would have had to pay in fully with no service for years, followed by inferior service forever (they were to be cash cows).