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Story summary
- Pittsburg, California, faces a crisis for its Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system as ridership has fallen to less than half since the pandemic.
- BART has operated since 1972, providing access to San Francisco.
- BART directors warn that without a sales tax approved in November, measures may be necessary by 2027 to sustain service.
- Local residents are urged to take action as the future of BART hangs in the balance.
