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Metropolitan Transportation Commission
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) is the transportation planning, coordinating and financing agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area.
The polling results show 54 percent of Bay Area voters would support a half-cent sales tax to avoid major transit cuts to BART, Caltrain, SFMTA and AC Transit.
Transit riders will be able to engage with the test materials during their journeys and share with MTC their ideas about how to make new signs and maps work better for them.
The $300 million in funding can be made available as a one-time contribution to transit operations expenses to address Bay Area transit agencies’ funding shortfalls and help them...
The survey helps MTC to understand current Clipper user satisfaction, transit habits, attitudes and opinions of Clipper customers, as well as to identify barriers to using Clipper...
The TOC Policy and Climate Initiatives Program aims to help Bay Area cities, towns and counties make investments to improve both air quality and the quality of life for residents...
Anticipated to be installed this fall at transit hubs in El Cerrito and Santa Rosa, Calif., the new maps and signs mark another step forward in Bay Area transit’s transformation...
Most Bay Area transit agencies are rolling out new schedules during the week of Aug. 12 in coordination with each other and are working to align the timing of schedule changes...
Committee members will work together to build a regional consensus for state legislation that would authorize Bay Area voters to consider a transportation revenue measure preserving...
MTC will hold a meeting on June 12 to discuss building regional consensus for legislation in California that would authorize Bay Area voters as early as 2026 to consider a transportatio...
This is the first allocation of funds through the BusAID program and will go towards eight improvement projects in the San Jose, San Francisco, Redwood City and the East Bay, ...
The hub includes electric vehicles and chargers that can be shared by community residents, e-bikes, folding bicycles and secure bike parking and a monitor with real-time arrival...
The funding, which requires approval of the RNM Committee and MTC, will go towards eight near-term transit priority projects that are expected to be completed during the next ...
Out of the $7.6 million MTC is allocating towards SFMTA, $3.8 million will be going to the SFMTA's Kirkland Yard Electrification Project and $2.4 million will go toward new Muni...
