Caltrans

As part of its “Let’s Change This to That” public education campaign, Caltrans is sharing the top sources of stormwater pollution and ways to prevent them from contaminating California’s waterways. Read More

Caltrans will award more than $5.4 million in state and federal funds to a dozen Bay Area agencies to plan sustainable transportation projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve the state highway system and enhance access to safe walkways and bike paths. Read More

Caltrans this week unveiled a new policy on road safety which commits the department to the Safe System approach and reaffirms the vision of reaching zero fatalities and serious injuries on state highways by 2050. Read More

The State Route 37 Sears Point to Mare Island Improvement Project will be the subject of a public hearing set for Tuesday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Here's the link to join the meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88596874445. Read More

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a bridge repair program Friday that will deliver almost $850 million to California to fix spans in poor condition. The funding comes from the new infrastructure bill President Joe Biden signed in November. Read More

Caltrans has announced a policy for all new transportation projects it funds or oversees to include Complete Streets features that provide safe and accessible options for people walking, biking and taking transit. Read More

A 30-mile stretch of carpool lane has been connected on northbound Highway 101 in the North Bay from the Marin border to Windsor, which will improve traffic along a notoriously slow stretch of freeway known as the Marin Sonoma Narrows. Read More

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month and Caltrans is stepping up its efforts to enhance safety and educate the public on how to keep pedestrians safe. Read More

The California Department of Transportation is showing the progress of the newly established Clean California program in tackling California’s trash problem in its latest video. Read More

Caltrans District 4 this week released its Pedestrian Plan for the Bay Area, serving as a reference for planners and project designers who aspire to make road projects more pedestrian friendly. Read More