When the pandemic began ridership across the Bay Area’s public transit system plummeted as offices shuttered and downtown life came to a screeching halt. More than two years later, riders have been slow to return, and now many local agencies are facing a fast-approaching fiscal cliff.

So, running out of funds and time, how can Bay Area transit win riders back? 

Guests: 

• Jeffrey Tumlin, director of transportation, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
• Therese McMillan, executive director, Metropolitan Transportation Commission

Host: Keith Menconi