BART airport travelers to see Ads

The BART airport station is going to soon be plastered with advertisements for the first time, under a deal struck between BART and the San Francisco International Airport.

The advertisements are being allowed under an agreement for BART to roll back a fee for just airport employees who travel to and from the airport station.

The Board of Supervisors voted 11-0 Tuesday in approval of the agreement.

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