Fare Integration Task Force
There are 27 public transit agencies in the Bay Area. Members of the Fare Integration Task Force are working to make it easier and more affordable for riders to get on board Bay Area transit.
Formed in early 2020, the Fare Integration Task Force is a "Special Committee" of the Clipper Executive Board.
The Task Force oversaw the Transit Fare Coordination & Integration Study, which was completed in September 2021. In November 2021, the Task Force adopted a Fare Coordination/Integration Policy Vision Statement that guides ongoing work by MTC and transit operators in advancing transit fare policy initiatives.
Meetings
The Fare Integration Task Force meets every other month, usually on the third Monday of the month, immediately before or immediately after the Clipper Executive Board meeting.
Staff Contact
For assistance, including information on upcoming meetings and joining the email list, please contact:
Wally Charles, Executive Office
Phone: 415-820-7993
Email: wcharles@bayareametro.gov
The Transit Fare Coordination and Integration study is developing goals for a regional fare system that will improve the passenger experience and promote higher ridership across the region’s 27 different transit operators.
The Task Force consists of the members of the Clipper Executive Board, with additional members representing the chair of the Bay Area County Transportation Agencies, as well as small transit operators.
- Chair: Michael Hursh, AC Transit
- Vice Chair: Denis Mulligan, Golden Gate Bridge
- Michelle Bouchard, San Mateo County Transit District
- April Chan, San Mateo County Transit District
- Bill Churchill, Central Contra Costa Transit Authority
- Eddy Cummins, Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District (SMART)
- Andrew Fremier, MTC
- Carolyn M. Gonot, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority
- Daryl Halls, Solano Transportation Authority
- Kate Miller, Napa Valley Transportation Authority
- Robert Powers, Bay Area Rapid Transit District
- Jeffrey Tumlin, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
- Christy Wegener, Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority