RIDERSHIP DATA from dozens of Bay Area transit agencies show the uneven progress they made in 2025 as they continued recovering from COVID-19 shutdowns that gutted fare revenue and reshaped how the region commutes.
Figures recently posted to the National Transit Database, the data collection arm in the U.S. Department of Transportation, show the ridership recovery public transit agencies have made since the pandemic-induced slowdown.
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