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Ratna Amin

Recent Posts

Overcoming the Barriers to a Seamless Bay Area Transit Experience

By Ratna Amin | May 21, 2015 | 18 Comments
Ratna Amin is SPUR’s Transportation Policy Director. This piece originally appeared in SPUR’s The Urbanist. The Bay Area’s prosperity is threatened by fragmentation in the public transit system: Riders and decision-makers contend with more than two dozen transit operators. Inconsistent transit experiences and disjointed planning and investment make our transit system less efficient, less usable, […]

SPUR on What the BART Strike Means for the Regional Transit Agenda

By Gabriel Metcalf and Ratna Amin | Jul 5, 2013 | 19 Comments
Cross-posted from the SPUR blog. Gabriel Metcalf and Ratna Amin are SPUR’s executive director and transportation policy director, respectively. For a group like SPUR — one that works to promote transit, walking and biking as primary forms of mobility — there’s no question that a transit strike is a major setback. It instills in people the […]
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