SPUR San Jose: Unifying Transit
From SPUR:
San Jose
Unifying Transit
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The event will take place in San Jose.
With a regional economy and an increasingly mobile workforce, being able to move around the Bay Area efficiently matters more than ever. Join industry leaders for a conversation on overcoming today’s mélange of transit agencies, schedules and fares and becoming a region with seamless public transit.
Co-presented with the City of San Jose.
+ John Ristow, VTA
+ Jessica Zenk, Silicon Valley Leadership Group
+ Hans Larsen, City of San Jose Department of Transportation
+ Will Baumgardner, Arup
 MLK Library (Lecture Room 255/257) 150 E. San Fernando St. San Jose, CA 95112 map >> |  Free to the public Register as a member Register as a non-member Okay to bring lunch |
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