News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
The state Coastal Conservancy has achieved a critical milestone with the installation of 200 native oyster reef structures along Point San Pablo in Richmond, the San Francisco Estuary Partnership reports. Read More
Bimla Gill Rhinehart, who served as the executive director of the California Transportation Commission before passing in 2013, will have a planned public access boardwalk on Yerba Buena Island named in her honor. Read More
The tiny Eurpoean country of Luxembourg already provides free transit for those under 20 years old and now there is a proposal to make it free for everyone. Read More
The Bay Area has among the most expensive to live in zip codes in the entire county, according to a new report from PropertyShark. Read More
We all have seen photos of the Golden Gate Bridge under construction, but visual documentation of the Bay Bridge work doesn't seem as prevalent. Read More
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine released new report Thursday: “Renewing the National Commitment to the Interstate Highway System: A Foundation for the Future.” Read More
While Caltrain is working toward installing a key safety system, a North Bay rail line already has the feature. Read More
Big U.S. cities without public transit noted in media. Read More
Groups of two or more making their way to Oakland or San Francisco International Airports via BART can sign up for a new app and get deep discounts on their trips, the agency has announced. Read More
