Take transit. Move forward together.
Take transit. Move forward together.
Bay Area transit agencies in partnership with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) and the Bay Area Air District are encouraging residents to ride transit on Tuesday, May 6, for All Aboard Bay Area Transit Day, coinciding with the start of Spare the Air summer smog season.
All Aboard Transit Day encourages people to get out and ride transit – or perhaps try it for the first time – as more people return to the office and as transit ridership grows.
Learn more about the May 6 event.
Every day, people everywhere are on the move. Bay Area transit ridership is up in 2025, and agencies have new initiatives to improve safety, cleanliness and reliability.
Whether you are going to work or going to school, seeing friends and family, or just running errands, the Bay Area’s buses, ferries and trains will get you where you want to go. We have the connections to get you across town, across counties or across the bay.
Please visit the Transit Agencies and Service Information page for the latest info from each transit provider.
Bay Area transit agencies, along with state and local elected officials, advocates for people with disabilities, business and labor groups, and transit and social justice advocates, approved a 27-point Transit Transformation Action Plan to re-shape the Bay Area’s transit system into a more connected, more efficient, and more user-focused network across the entire Bay Area.
We are coordinating on:
These efforts were guided by the “Survive and Thrive: Roadmap to a Sustainable Business Model for Bay Area Public” report that lays out a path to achieving financial sustainability. Learn more.
MTC is working with transit agencies to secure new investments dedicated to transit in the Bay Area. Transit agencies are using federal and state emergency funds to run service and balance operating budgets. But these funds will soon run out. Many agencies face devastating cuts that will have serious impacts on the Bay Area’s quality of life.
A new reliable source of money for transit operations will prevent disastrous service cuts and will transform the Bay Area's transportation system, connecting people to the places they need and want to go while reducing traffic, preventing pollution and improving the economy.