There are no changes to the physical card you use, so yes.

John Grubb, CEO of Bay Area Council, representing the Bay Area business community says: “Our roads are already full. You don’t have to ride transit to depend on it.”

“The success of San Francisco’s economic recovery and that of the entire Bay Area is dependent on safe, affordable and reliable public transit,” says San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie. “This measure will dictate the future of our region.”

“Oaklanders are reliant on public transit. It’s a lifeline for many people. It’s a necessity,” says Oak. Mayor Barbara Lee. “The stakes could not be higher. Without new and sustainable funding the Bay Area will face a true transit emergency.”

“If we do nothing, these transit systems will unravel. We’re going to the mat to get this measure passed,” says state Sen. Scott Wiener, at the rally. In front of a who’s who of Bay Area politicians.

Hi @rebeccaforec.bsky.social and others in this thread. I’m working on a story about this for KQED. Let me know if you would be up for a quick phone interview to talk about your experience signing up for this.

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