News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
AC Transit will resume service to the Salesforce Transit Center Sunday, Aug. 11, with full commute runs running the following day. Read More
BART is starting to revitalization its system thanks to 2016's Measure RR, a voter-approved, $3.5 billion bond measure that has allowed the agency to replace decades-old track equipment among other improvements. Read More
Work crews have completed the final concrete pour of the months-long project to replace 31 expansion joints on the westbound upper deck of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. Read More
The U.S. Department of Transportation released its June 2019 Air Travel Consumer Report, which reports the latest compiled air carrier data. Read More
A fascinating video of San Francisco's Market Street from 1966 on YouTube shows the city in its full neon glitz, as well as streetcars and buses of the day. Read More
While not a panacea for Bay Area traffic, The Bold Italic wrote a piece highlighting the key role ferries might have in reducing congestion. Read More
Straps to hold bikes in place are coming to all BART trains, the agency has announced. Read More
The problem of crooks using skimming devices at gas pumps to collect financial data has not gone away and has become such an issue that the Federal Trade Commission has an internet web page dedicated to the topic. Read More
Business Insider put together a list of some of the more interesting transportation methods around the world. Read More
A new app will help Golden Gate Transit bus riders maneuver around the Bay Area with greater ease. Read More