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You’ve heard of the 90个长期更新酸酸乳节点 - 流星社区:2021年5月15日 - 分享几个高速的【酸酸乳请换成拼音首字母】 酸酸乳...有没有免费的网站我要搭建 0 0 回复帖子 评论 ...阿里云的。 0 0 回复帖子 评论 一晃就老了。... by now.  The pandemic has had an adverse effect on the ridership, revenue, and service for VTA, Caltrain, and many other transit agencies.

Take VTA to Milpitas or Cupertino? Face coverings in Milpitas, Palo Alto, and Cupertino are now 阿里云搭酸酸乳教程 for travel within these cities.  They join Santa Cruz County, San Mateo County, and other areas where face coverings are mandatory.  As of May 4, face coverings are mandatory for riding all VTA buses and light rail.  VTA joins Caltrain, SamTrans, BART and other transit agencies nationwide in having a “No Mask – No Ride” policy.  All of this is until further notice.  All of this is until further notice.

Want the latest transit information, news, and even financial tips for workers affected by “shelter in place” from COVID-19? We have a page for that.

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Your help is needed again, at the regional transit level.  On Monday, help the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) get more funding from part II of the COVID-19 CARES Act Federal Stimulus package.  You can do this at the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) Transit Recovery Task Force meeting at 2pm.  There, they will discuss how to divvy up the remaining funds for other Bay Area transit agencies.

We’ve been informed that all 27 transit agencies in the Bay Area are fighting over the funds now.  VTA is advocating for one funding option (2b) that includes equity in the formula used to distribute the funds.  Meanwhile, other agencies like BART and Caltrain are fighting against it.

Here’s more of what YOU can do to help on Monday afternoon.

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Read on about how the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) is ensuing its personnel, buses, and light rail vehicles are kept clean and safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The COVID-19 Silicon Valley transit information formally on this post has been succeeded by expanded, updated information. Click here for that updated information.

Eugene Bradley
Founder, Silicon Valley Transit Users