Public Transit

The Regional Mapping and Wayfinding project underway throughout the Bay Area to make transit journeys easier to understand now has a new web portal on the MTC website. “Wayfinding” describes the ways...

The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) today approved an emergency transit operations funding plan that, if approved by the state, will use state and regional funds for transit operations to...

People traveling to, from and within San Francisco next week can expect heavy congestion and traffic delays; transit reroutes, delays and crowding; and reduced or inconvenient pedestrian and bicycle...

To reestablish a baseline understanding of the region’s post-pandemic Bay Area transit ridership, MTC is now surveying public transit users. The information collected is part of MTC’s overall Survey...

MTC and media consultant Craft & Commerce this year received a Caltrans’ Excellence in Transportation award for the ongoing All Aboard Bay Area Transit campaign that was initiated by the Blue Ribbon...

You are invited to join Bay Area transit leaders and residents on Friday, Sept. 29, starting at 5 p.m. for a public transit ride-along and social happy hour. Members of the public are invited to meet...

Reduce your carbon footprint by going car-free on Sept. 22, a day marked across the globe as Car-Free Day. Communities all over the world are encouraging residents to take public transit, walk or bike...

The West Contra Costa Transportation Advisory Committee (WCCTAC) just re-launched a Travel Training mobility program for seniors and disabled adults residing in Contra Costa County. The program was...

Clipper is transitioning to its Next Generation model with rollout expected in August 2024 if benchmarks are achieved, MTC officials reported last week at the Regional Network Management Committee...

September is Transit Month in the Bay Area, and Saturday, Sept. 16 is All Aboard Bay Area Transit Day. MTC and transit partners are challenging residents to take as many transit trips as they desire...