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From sidewalks and bike paths to buses, trains and ferries, and highways, byways and bridges, the Bay Area is always on the move.

Transportation

Ramp metering at four Marin sites along US-101 set to start June 24

June 12, 2025
101/131 interchange
Transportation

Adaptive bikeshare: Rolling in a city near you

June 10, 2025
Adaptive Bikeshare
Transportation

Study: Taking public transit in San Francisco saves renters money

June 9, 2025
muni bus with passengers getting off
Transportation

New transit signs tested in San Francisco

June 3, 2025
Transit signs
Transportation

SMART's Windsor service starts

May 30, 2025
Windsor SMART Station
Transportation

Construction begins on US 101/SR 25 interchange upgrade

May 29, 2025
Groundbreaking 101/125
Transportation

MTC votes to make Clipper® START Pilot an ongoing fare product

May 28, 2025
Clipper Start
Transportation

Third-party review confirms top transit agencies’ operating deficits

June 4, 2025
BART
Transportation

Report: Walking, biking access makes San Francisco healthy place

May 23, 2025
Healthy cities

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