News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
BART will start service one hour later beginning next month, a change that will last for 3.5 years as work is done to gird the Transbay Tube against a massive earthquake. Read More
A new transportation group that will look at technology-driven, new modes of transportation and how they fit into the urban landscape has launched. Read More
Golden Gate Bridge officials are looking at plans to raise tolls over a five-year period beginning July 1. Read More
Caltrain has been awarded almost $4 million toward installing an important safety system as it works its was toward electrification. Read More
Soon after BART opened on Sept. 11, 1972, President Richard Nixon paid a visit and heaped praise on the fledgling system. Read More
The first passengers hopped on a WETA ferry in Richmond early Thursday morning, marking the beginning of new service to San Francisco. Read More
A new study out this week indicates not everyone uses Lyft and Uber. Read More
A new report from MTC's Vital Signs initiative shows the health of bus, ferry and train fleets around the Bay Area. Read More
The CEO of Insurance behemoth Allstate says Americans are falling out of love with their cars. Read More
A number of BART cars are aging and are expected to be retired in the coming years, but what to do with them? Read More