your 'Jaundice' for all things CA take control...wrt BART the effect of COVID-19 on increased remote working has dramatically affected transit ridership into the city...and the same 'pathology' is being evidenced in other large urban areas of the country. White collar workers can benefit from stay-at-home jobs, but not so much for low income workers, as mentioned in the attached Texas Tribune article.
Just be glad that CA doesn't think like the affluent Dallas suburban cities do and decide it's 'overpaying' taxes to the federal government for what it gets back in return.
Oh, and consider getting some help for that "Jaundice" condition of yours.
Link: https://www.texastribune.org/2026/01/05/dallas-suburbs-withdrawal-public-transit/
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- Yeah, that's the reason..."work culture has changed." (chuckling) - MAS - 6:51pm 3/16/26
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- TyroneIrish - 5:30pm 3/16/26
- I've been told that ridership is down due to safety issues. [IMAGE] - NedoftheHill - 7:39pm 3/16/26
- Criticizing the great progressive state is like water torture... one drip after another. [LINK]
- Curly1918 - 5:40pm 3/16/26
- Whatever floats your boat, Curly... [NT] - TyroneIrish - 6:14pm 3/16/26
- Not working out too well for BART... [NT]
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- TakethetrainKnute - 4:17pm 3/16/26
- It always seems to turn out badly for BART...man. [NT] [IMAGE] - MAS - 6:53pm 3/16/26
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