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Tag Archives: AC Transit
Fairfield Case Raises Doubts About Private Contracts for Public Buses
by Zusha Elinson, The Bay Citizen Cash-strapped cities embracing private contractors as saviors of their public transportation systems may find a cautionary tale in Fairfield. The suburban city halfway between Sacramento and San Francisco was the headquarters of MV Transportation, … Continue reading
San Francisco Bay Area Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday: Parking, Transit, Events
On Monday the Bay Area, like much of the United States, will celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Lots of special events will take place around the region. And schedules of transit and parking will vary. Here are … Continue reading
AC Transit Yard in Emeryville Reopens After Hydrogen Fuel Leak
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(Bay City News) An Alameda-Contra Costa Transit bus yard in Emeryville has reopened after a hydrogen fuel leak this morning prompted an evacuation of the area. Police removed barriers and began allowing people back into businesses around the bus yard … Continue reading
