#transit-planning

#transit-planning

We're looking at all of our infrastructure to make sure that it can hold up in any condition, but especially when we're welcoming the world. We're actually getting out there and replicating what service would look like on some of those busier days.

We're really excited that we got to do this project because the investment supports our downtown revitalization and enhances mobility choices for the duration of the station being open, and it reinforces our long-term commitment to the waterfront corridor,

Yeah, it's a great point because, you know, going from, you know, Caltrain where most of the areas around those stations, and certainly in the city, but also in some of the peninsula cities where for those who have not visited the peninsula south of San Francisco and north of San Jose, it's dense in a way, like you might find on the mainline outside of Philadelphia or like a Boston commuter line.

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) invites you to a special 30 Years in Motion: Strategic Plan Open House to learn about VTA's future visionand to share your ideas and feedback. This Open House is your chance to meet the VTA team, explore our services, and learn how we're working every day to make transit more reliable, sustainable, and accessible. VTA has proudly served Santa Clara County for three decades.

California does not guarantee capital funding for intercity and regional rail projects - even if they are identified in the State Rail Plan.