News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
Monday’s shelter in place emergency order from local counties will not affect BART service, agency officials said. Read More
The Berkeley City Council approved a Vision Zero Action Plan at its March 10 meeting with a goal of promoting pedestrian safety. Vision Zero is a national program in more than 30 cities, including San Francisco, which has a goal of eliminating pedestrian traffic deaths. Read More
Hand sanitizer is now available at BART stations as the agency addresses COVID-19. Read More
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority has shared a Central Subway project construction update via video. Read More
Ridership on Sonoma-Marin Rail Transit District trains saw double-digit growth in ridership for the second straight month, according to the rail agency. Read More
BART is expanding its pay-by-app carpool program, making it easier for riders to pay for carpool parking. Read More
A new report by the Governors Highway Safety Association shows an alarming spike in pedestrian deaths throughout the country. During the 10-year period from 2009 to 2018, the number of pedestrian fatalities increased by 53%. Read More
The Valley Transportation Authority is getting the word of canceled trips to its customers via its web site and app. Read More
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission has launched a new program for partnering with major employers to improve peak-period traffic flows on select Bay Area freeways. Read More