What's Happening in Transit Policy
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As the City of San Jose approaches approval of a major Google development in the Diridon Station Area, along with a set of projects and policies to reduce the share of driving trips to 25% in 2040,...
As of last week, VTA has paused its plans to cut service in 2021 Transit, and plans to increase service instead. VTA had been planning to run 80% of service in 2021 while reducing social distancing...
The Bay Link Blog - News Views and Analysis from the MetropolitannbspTransportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments
Work is scheduled to begin this week on a section of the Twin Peaks tunnel that connects downtown San Francisco to West Portal. In 2019, SFMTA completed a major project in the...
Suggestions from advocates for closing a $68 million SFMTA deficit...
Tired transit parochialism returns in time for Monday's MTC committee meeting...
With revenues gutted due to the pandemic, the agency that runs the city's Muni transit service says it may need to dismiss more than 1,200 employees — 22% of its workforce.
The San Francisco Examiner
Three additional bus routes coming back online in January
The San Francisco Examiner
Officials encourage drivers to take alternate routes, factor in longer travel times
Atherton, California – home to Silicon Valley heavyweights – isn’t technically a gated community. But its laws create walls of their own
On Thursday, the Bay Area received a total of $407 million from the California Transportation Commission, or CTC, to fund 11 projects.
Bridge toll collectors, who were pulled out of their booths in the early days of the pandemic, will not return to them.
Berkeleyside
The Adeline Corridor Specific Plan passed one last checkpoint Tuesday night with near-unanimous approval from the Berkeley City Council.