>> how doou do that? hall meeti? >>e have an urban center. we just opened an urban city. we have speakers on a wide array of topics. >> we have about 400,000 people who rly on public transportation daily. >> about 10% of people are taking public transit to work each day. it equates to 1.5 million trips. it is a critical and crucial part of how people get around in the bay area. imagine the freeways without that level of transit service. >> like during the bart strike. >> and the fires and a little before that. transit is critical to moving people around. it is also critical whenou think about increasing where we are going in our economy. people want close connections to eacother. innovati and more. you need transit to move people in and out o the dense job centers. >> how is it working right now? >> it's working well. we have a very good transit system. but there are a couple of big probles. one is we need more money to really operate this system. and a lot of that is about reliality and speed. a lot -- it goes well and has great service but don't go quite fast enough. we

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