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Infobox added. The AC Transit logo is needed for the infobox. Could someone figure out the licensing for that one? Gordeonbleu 06:40, 16 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
While I appreciate the uploaded AC Transit bus image, it's still of mobile phone camera quality. Could someone upload a digital camera image? Gordeonbleu 06:40, 16 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
The MTC is the blame for forcing AC Transit to cut routes (mostly TransBay buses) and is refusing to underpay them.
AC should break away from the MTC and shall be owned by Alameda and Contra-Costa Governments. Keenrich 21:10, 20 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Can someone provide some information regarding the contracting of the AC service area? AC Transit used to serve most of the cities of the 680 corridor, but the cities basically kicked out AC Transit and now run their own services. Part of the reason was that AC Transit was under-serving the suburbs, while spending their money on underutilized services in the urban areas. That history should be reflected in this article. Argyriou (talk) 17:35, 26 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
This page was a dump for information migrated off of the AirBART page. As an article it is a stub at best, and is mostly irrelevant - it contains no information other than its fares and its airport-BART link, which is actually only a small part of the line. It should either be a candidate for deletion or have any useful information merged into the main article. Bayberrylane 18:57, 26 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
This information made sense in the airport context and should never have been carved out of the AirBART article. In the process of splitting it off, a "contributor" eliminated a clear comparison of the three airport bus routes -- AirBART, AC Transit Route 50, and AC Transit Route 805 -- as to fares, travel time, and hours of operation. I am not going to bother recreating the original. Given the context in which the information originally appeared, observations like "mostly irrelevant" and "is actually only a small part of the line" are idiotic. The original goal was to answer the question, "I've just gotten off a plane at Oakland at {noon, 2am, etc.}. What do I do now?" Try actually riding a bus sometime! --Anonymous
No fewer than 4 possible homes for this information have been suggested: the split-off Route 50 article, the Oakland Airport page, a hypothetical Oakland airport bus transit page, and the WikiTravel Oakland page. Unfortunately, the initiatives taken so far (creation of the split-off Route 50 page and now, addition of fare tables to this, the AC Transit article) have resulted in a net loss of information. It took (and would still take) just a few sentences to compare AirBART, AC Transit Route 50, and AC Transit Route 805 as to effective cost (i.e., with cash fares and available transfers), travel time, and service hours. Re: "be my guest", might I suggest to contributors that they in future take it upon themselves to move information, intact, to what they see as its appropriate home, instead of eliminating important elements. As a relatively new contributor, I can say that this situation will weigh heavily on my decision to contribute thorough, well-written, appropriately referen ced material in future. Have fun, folks! --Anonymous
Hello all, I just put in two 30-foot bus images into the article. However, I'd like some input about the 52L image. I have two versions – the currently-displayed one, and this other one. I personally have a preference for the current version, but I want to hear other opinions too. Let me know! —lensovet–talk – 02:42, 29 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
The article says "The transbay letter designations originated as a means of distinguishing the Key System's transbay trains from those of the Southern Pacific's which were numbered." I actually believe the letters and numbers distinguished the Key System transbay trains from the East Bay Street Railways local routes, and that the SP trains were not numbered until later. But I don't have a source for that. So I marked it with the {{fact}} tag. aaronrp 18:15, 9 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
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