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Two mechanic teams went head-to-head in the ultimate Roadeo showdown, racing through bus modules to identify as many defects as possible. Alvin, Sean, and Shubo came out on top, earning the win and representing AC Transit at the @apta_transit International Bus Roadeo in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Two mechanic teams went head-to-head in the ultimate Roadeo showdown, racing through bus modules to identify as many defects as possible. Alvin, Sean, and Shubo came out on top, earning the win and representing AC Transit at the @apta_transit International Bus Roadeo in Salt Lake City, Utah.
AC Transit’s general manager has step down and is now a senior advisor for the public agency. He’s still going to be paid his full GM salary of more than $500,000 until September 2025, according to a board member. It resulted from a deal that resulted from bullying and harassment complaints between him and that board member. #WeInvestigate #actransit #publicdollars #investigativejournalism @nbcbayarea
AC Transit’s general manager has step down and is now a senior advisor for the public agency. He’s still going to be paid his full GM salary of more than $500,000 until September 2025, according to a board member. It resulted from a deal that resulted from bullying and harassment complaints between him and that board member. #WeInvestigate #actransit #publicdollars #investigativejournalism @nbcbayarea
Thousands of people flooded 23rd Street in Richmond today for the annual Cinco de Mayo Festival, a massive block party stretching from Rheem to Clinton Avenue. Hosted by the 23rd Street Merchants Association and made possible by local partners like Chevron Richmond, Mechanics Bank, and AC Transit, the event features a diverse array of traditional foods and live music across multiple stages. Community groups engaged with crowds via interactive booths while children enjoy pony rides, a mechanical bull, and mini-carnival attractions.
Thousands of people flooded 23rd Street in Richmond today for the annual Cinco de Mayo Festival, a massive block party stretching from Rheem to Clinton Avenue. Hosted by the 23rd Street Merchants Association and made possible by local partners like Chevron Richmond, Mechanics Bank, and AC Transit, the event features a diverse array of traditional foods and live music across multiple stages. Community groups engaged with crowds via interactive booths while children enjoy pony rides, a mechanical bull, and mini-carnival attractions.
Did you know UC Berkeley students can travel to San Francisco for FREE via AC Transit? Catch us taking in the views by the Golden Gate Bridge. 👋🌉 Tap the link in our bio to learn more about the Student EasyPass! @rideact @berkeleymoves #GoBears #DiscoverBerkeley
Did you know UC Berkeley students can travel to San Francisco for FREE via AC Transit? Catch us taking in the views by the Golden Gate Bridge. 👋🌉 Tap the link in our bio to learn more about the Student EasyPass! @rideact @berkeleymoves #GoBears #DiscoverBerkeley
The Bus Lounge… From Compton to The Bay🚌🚌 This young brother is rolling through the streets of The Bay(Northern California) Representing AC Transit “Coming to a hood near you” @bombay_val #bus #thebuslounge #thebay #busoperator #men
The Bus Lounge… From Compton to The Bay🚌🚌 This young brother is rolling through the streets of The Bay(Northern California) Representing AC Transit “Coming to a hood near you” @bombay_val #bus #thebuslounge #thebay #busoperator #men
In the news: • PG&E proposes another rate hike • Hit, shot at, kidnapped: Bus driver violence rises as AC Transit has highest assault rate • 49ers players distribute food, gifts to families in need in Santa Clara ➤ Find more of today’s news at nbcbayarea.com #syncedin
In the news: • PG&E proposes another rate hike • Hit, shot at, kidnapped: Bus driver violence rises as AC Transit has highest assault rate • 49ers players distribute food, gifts to families in need in Santa Clara ➤ Find more of today’s news at nbcbayarea.com #syncedin
Our collab with @rideact celebrating their 65th! AC Transit is your friend tonight: Enjoy New Year’s Eve Safely AC Transit continues to support your transit needs, including getting you where you need to go safely on New Year’s Eve. Riders will be able to ride all AC Transit buses free of charge, including Transbay and Tempo lines, beginning on 8 pm on December 31 until 5 am on January 1. All AC Transit local and Transbay lines will operate on Sunday schedules on Thursday, January 1, 2026. Have a safe, healthy and happy holiday.
Our collab with @rideact celebrating their 65th! AC Transit is your friend tonight: Enjoy New Year’s Eve Safely AC Transit continues to support your transit needs, including getting you where you need to go safely on New Year’s Eve. Riders will be able to ride all AC Transit buses free of charge, including Transbay and Tempo lines, beginning on 8 pm on December 31 until 5 am on January 1. All AC Transit local and Transbay lines will operate on Sunday schedules on Thursday, January 1, 2026. Have a safe, healthy and happy holiday.
AC Transit está expandiendo el uso de cámaras de inteligencia artificial para atrapar a los infractores que no respeten las zonas designadas para los autobuses en al este de la Bahía. ⁠ Las cámaras serán instaladas en 100 autobuses de la agencia. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Todos los detalles en Telemundo48 💻 ⁠ ⁠ #primeroscontigo #ACTransit #condadocontracosta #condadoalameda#Areadelabahia #transporte
AC Transit está expandiendo el uso de cámaras de inteligencia artificial para atrapar a los infractores que no respeten las zonas designadas para los autobuses en al este de la Bahía. ⁠ Las cámaras serán instaladas en 100 autobuses de la agencia. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Todos los detalles en Telemundo48 💻 ⁠ ⁠ #primeroscontigo #ACTransit #condadocontracosta #condadoalameda#Areadelabahia #transporte
Thanks for joining us for All Aboard with Transit CEOs last Friday! All Aboard with Transit CEOs was a multimodal ride-along and happy hour with local transit CEOs, transit enthusiasts, and transit staff that make these systems possible. The journey started at 19th St./Oakland BART station and took participants all the way to the San Rafael Transit Center via BART, the Golden Gate Ferry, a SMART train, and Marin Transit bus. Special shout out to the many participating CEOs who attended! Thanks MTC, AC Transit, Marin Transit, SMART, LAVTA, Golden Gate Transit, County Connection, SamTrans, Caltrain, SFMTA, MTC, SF Bay Ferry, San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission / Altamont Corridor Express, Napa Valley Transportation Authority!
Thanks for joining us for All Aboard with Transit CEOs last Friday! All Aboard with Transit CEOs was a multimodal ride-along and happy hour with local transit CEOs, transit enthusiasts, and transit staff that make these systems possible. The journey started at 19th St./Oakland BART station and took participants all the way to the San Rafael Transit Center via BART, the Golden Gate Ferry, a SMART train, and Marin Transit bus. Special shout out to the many participating CEOs who attended! Thanks MTC, AC Transit, Marin Transit, SMART, LAVTA, Golden Gate Transit, County Connection, SamTrans, Caltrain, SFMTA, MTC, SF Bay Ferry, San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission / Altamont Corridor Express, Napa Valley Transportation Authority!
The last few weeks have seen astonishing changes at West Oakland’s Raimondi Park. The Oakland Ballers have turned the park’s historic baseball field, which city officials described just two months ago as “unplayable” due to years of neglect, into an instant stadium that will welcome a sellout crowd of 4,000 for the minor league team’s first home game. Among the facilities the team says will be ready for those fans are three parking lots adjacent to the field. “There’s about a thousand parking spaces in total,” says Paul Freedman, co-founder of the Oakland Ballers. But while the team is providing parking at prices ranging from $8 to $20, Freedman says he hopes many fans leave their cars at home and find other ways to the ballpark. This season, the team says its goal is to have 25% of fans get to the ballpark without driving. Freedman says the team’s transit goals are both climate-conscious and practical. “We’ve been told by people who do parking and transportation management for the city that if we didn’t do anything, as many as 80 to 90% of people would drive,” Freedman says. Preventing traffic jams has been an important part of planning for the ballpark. Freedman says he’s met with neighborhood groups about that. “We heard tremendous excitement about the idea of activating this park with baseball, and then, concerns about parking, transportation and traffic,” Freedman says. “And the best way to solve those problems is to encourage people to use other methods.” On game days, the Ballers are running a free shuttle to Raimondi Park from West Oakland BART. They’re providing a free bike and scooter valet for those who want to roll to the stadium and encouraging people to use AC Transit. For its part, the city of Oakland has repaved pothole-ridden streets, repaired sidewalks, removed derelict train tracks, and added high-visibility crosswalks in the immediate vicinity of the ballpark. ✍️ Azul Dahlstrom-Eckman 🎥 Anna Vignet
The last few weeks have seen astonishing changes at West Oakland’s Raimondi Park. The Oakland Ballers have turned the park’s historic baseball field, which city officials described just two months ago as “unplayable” due to years of neglect, into an instant stadium that will welcome a sellout crowd of 4,000 for the minor league team’s first home game. Among the facilities the team says will be ready for those fans are three parking lots adjacent to the field. “There’s about a thousand parking spaces in total,” says Paul Freedman, co-founder of the Oakland Ballers. But while the team is providing parking at prices ranging from $8 to $20, Freedman says he hopes many fans leave their cars at home and find other ways to the ballpark. This season, the team says its goal is to have 25% of fans get to the ballpark without driving. Freedman says the team’s transit goals are both climate-conscious and practical. “We’ve been told by people who do parking and transportation management for the city that if we didn’t do anything, as many as 80 to 90% of people would drive,” Freedman says. Preventing traffic jams has been an important part of planning for the ballpark. Freedman says he’s met with neighborhood groups about that. “We heard tremendous excitement about the idea of activating this park with baseball, and then, concerns about parking, transportation and traffic,” Freedman says. “And the best way to solve those problems is to encourage people to use other methods.” On game days, the Ballers are running a free shuttle to Raimondi Park from West Oakland BART. They’re providing a free bike and scooter valet for those who want to roll to the stadium and encouraging people to use AC Transit. For its part, the city of Oakland has repaved pothole-ridden streets, repaired sidewalks, removed derelict train tracks, and added high-visibility crosswalks in the immediate vicinity of the ballpark. ✍️ Azul Dahlstrom-Eckman 🎥 Anna Vignet
ALERT: Public transit in the Bay Area is in danger. With just days left before the end of the legislative session, over the weekend a key funding deal for BART, Muni, AC Transit, and Caltrain fell apart. Without this funding, we could see service cuts of 50% or more. We are working hard to raise the alarm, and our calls to fund transit have brought the transit funding deal back on life support. If we keep up our calls to fund transit, we can close this deal and save our buses and trains from flying off the rails.
ALERT: Public transit in the Bay Area is in danger. With just days left before the end of the legislative session, over the weekend a key funding deal for BART, Muni, AC Transit, and Caltrain fell apart. Without this funding, we could see service cuts of 50% or more. We are working hard to raise the alarm, and our calls to fund transit have brought the transit funding deal back on life support. If we keep up our calls to fund transit, we can close this deal and save our buses and trains from flying off the rails.
🚌 Fix our schedules, fix our transit 🚌 Join East Bay DSA's People's Transit Alliance (PTA) for a dinner and panel with AC Transit drivers and ATU 192 members to discuss how we can advocate for better schedules and working conditions for drivers and more reliable service for transit riders. We will have opportunities for workers, riders, and advocates to plug into an existing campaign to improve AC Transit service at our link in bio!
🚌 Fix our schedules, fix our transit 🚌 Join East Bay DSA's People's Transit Alliance (PTA) for a dinner and panel with AC Transit drivers and ATU 192 members to discuss how we can advocate for better schedules and working conditions for drivers and more reliable service for transit riders. We will have opportunities for workers, riders, and advocates to plug into an existing campaign to improve AC Transit service at our link in bio!
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