BART is quietly testing an unlimited pass that would let riders hop around the Bay Area transit network without watching the meter, even as the agency repeats that traditional monthly passes are still not on the table because it leans heavily on fare revenue to balance the books. In a social media reply, BART framed the new experiment as a search for a price that works for everyone without blowing a hole in its budget. For now, riders should expect the test to appear first through employer and institutional programs rather than as a ready-to-buy, systemwide subscription.
BART’s post and what it said
In a post on X, BART said it is “testing an unlimited pass for all transit in the Bay Area” while stressing that weekly and monthly passes are not…..