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Story summary
- Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) faces a projected deficit of up to $400 million.
- The agency may close 10 stations if new funding is not secured.
- The BART board will present plans at a workshop ahead of the November ballot.
- A proposed half-cent sales tax in five counties would fund BART for 14 years.
- Riders worry about the impact on their daily commutes.
