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BART Still Feeling Effects of Electrical Surge, Aging Fleet

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BART riders may face an uncertain commute for the next few months. An electrical surge has crippled 58 cars in the fleet and service was entirely shutdown between the North Concord and Bay Point stations on Friday. BART is working to fix the problem, but the agency also made an unusually frank announcement on Twitter, stating that much of its system is at “the end of its useful life.” Forum discusses BART’s short-term reality and long-term fate.

Guests:

Tom Radulovich, president, Board of Directors, BART

Michael Cabanatuan, transportation Writer, the San Francisco Chronicle

Paul Oversier, Assistant General Manager, BART

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