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AC Transit reveals doomsday budget scenarios, and entire lines could be cut

AC Transit may cut up to 16.4% of bus service to save $53 million annually if a $1 billion yearly sales tax fails, risking impacts on equity-priority communities.

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If a new tax doesn’t pass in November, one plan would cut AC Transit service to two-thirds of pre-pandemic levels.

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BerkeleysideBerkeleyside
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AC Transit reveals doomsday budget scenarios, and entire lines could be cut

If a new tax doesn’t pass in November, one plan would cut AC Transit service to two-thirds of pre-pandemic levels.

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The OaklandsideThe Oaklandside
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AC Transit reveals doomsday budget scenarios. Entire lines could be cut

If a new tax doesn’t pass in November, one plan would cut service to two-thirds of pre-pandemic levels. Bus lines that serve fewer people, such as the 281, 19, 251, and 56, are on the chopping block.

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The Oaklandside broke the news in on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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