News, Views and Analysis from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
New social distancing protocol now in effect is allowing more riders on VTA buses, helping to cut down on the number of passengers being passed up, according to the agency. Read More
The Valley Transportation Authority is continuing efforts to assist in enabling every eligible Santa Clara County resident to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and has established a permanent vaccine site set up at the Santa Teresa Light Rail Station in South San Jose. Read More
VTA’s Berryessa Transit Center has been awarded the Envision Platinum Award by The Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure in recognition of social and economic sustainability, providing employment opportunities and improving mobility options. Read More
The Highway 101/De La Cruz Boulevard interchange in San Jose will get a makeover beginning this summer to make the area safer for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. Read More
As the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) plans for service post-pandemic and beyond, the agency is looking at the future of light rail in the South Bay. Read More
As VTA continues to focus efforts on increasing riders' level of comfort and trust in transit, the agency is asking for input to help VTA ensure it is providing the public with a quality transit experience during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
The BART Silicon Valley 6-mile extension project into downtown San Jose and Santa Clara is seeking contractors and subcontractors to provide initial feedback. Read More
Establishing a BART connection from the East Bay to Silicon Valley has long been a top regional priority for MTC. 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 San Francisco 49ers will take to the field Sunday with hopes of winning and getting to the Super Bowl. Read More