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BART's gates helping prevent fare evasion; 10 train stations could close due to deficit

BART faces a $376 million deficit by 2027 fiscal year and may close 10 low-ridership stations, impacting 12% of riders if a November sales tax measure fails.

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As BART is expected to tout the success of their new gates at all 50 stations to prevent fare evasion, also on the agenda for BART board's meeting on Thursday, is presenting the worst-case scenario of closing the 10 stations with the lowest ridership to balance the agency's annual deficit of up to $400 million.

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On Thursday, the BART will present what could happen if voters reject a major proposed funding measure for the November elections. If a new source of funding is not approved to address the projected $376 million deficit for fiscal year 2027, BART could be forced to close 10 stations. BART staff will present reduction plans at a workshop on Thursday to address the budget deficit. "Basically, this records that the BART board of directors must stat…

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NBC Bay Area broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
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