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About BATA
Bridge Facts
Tolls & Traffic
Bridge Projects
Transit Programs
Reports
Links
FAQs
Meeting Calendar
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Below: New Bay Bridge East Span
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To view the Bay Bridge East Span project on
Google Earth:
- STEP 1:
Download the free Google Earth application
Launch the application, and be sure to have
the "3D Buildings" layer checked:
Menu | View | Sidebar | Layers | 3D Buildings
- STEP 2:
Visit the Bay Bridge on Google Earth
(Note: If this link doesn't activate the Google
Earth "placemark,"
you may need to right-click on the link, save
the linked file to your desktop, and then double-click
on its icon.)
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About BATA
Describes who we are and what we do, including our relationship with MTC and
Caltrans.
Bridge Facts
Provides a brief description and basic facts
and figures about each of the seven state-owned
toll bridges that link the San Francisco Bay
Area.
Tolls and Traffic
Enumerates vehicular traffic, toll revenue statistics
along with the current toll schedule.
Bridge Projects
Summarizes and describes current major improvements
being made to the bridges by BATA and Caltrans.
Transit Programs
Gives a brief rundown of the various bus, rail and ferry programs that are
funded directly from toll revenues.
Reports
Lists BATA reports and publications that are available online.
Links
Connects to the Web sites of partner agencies and related toll bridge sites.
Answers the most frequently asked questions
about BATA.
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What is BATA?
The responsibility for
the administration,
operation and upkeep
of the seven state-owned bridges that
span the Bay is shared
by the Metropolitan
Transportation
Commission (MTC),
in its role as the Bay
Area Toll Authority
(BATA), and the
California Department
of Transportation
(Caltrans).
The seven state-owned
bridges are the Antioch,
Benicia-Martinez,
Carquinez, Dumbarton,
Richmond-San Rafael,
San Francisco-Oakland
Bay and San Mateo-Hayward bridges. |