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David Ditch: BART FY26 operational labor costs reach $203,005 per employee

David Ditch: BART FY26 operational labor costs reach $203,005 per employee
BART FY26 labor costs outpace revenue

David Ditch highlights that in the FY26 BART budget, operational labor costs are projected at $203,005 per employee, totaling $763.3 million for 3,760 operational full-time equivalents.

The total system revenue is projected at $325 million, which would cover only 43% of just the labor budget, excluding all additional operational and capital expenses.

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