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Contra Costa Public Workshops on Priority Projects for Regional Transportation Plan: Walnut Creek
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From EBBC: Want to see more bike/ped bridges get built over freeways and busy roadways in Contra Costa? Now through April is cyclists’ time to ask the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) for ‘big-ticket’ bike projects in the upcoming Contra Costa Countywide Transportation Plan-a 25-year planning document that is part of the Regional Transportation Plan […]
Contra Costa Public Workshops on Priority Projects for Regional Transportation Plan: Pleasant Hill
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From EBBC: Want to see more bike/ped bridges get built over freeways and busy roadways in Contra Costa? Now through April is cyclists’ time to ask the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) for ‘big-ticket’ bike projects in the upcoming Contra Costa Countywide Transportation Plan-a 25-year planning document that is part of the Regional Transportation Plan “Call […]
Contra Costa Public Workshops on Priority Projects for Regional Transportation Plan: Antioch
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From EBBC: Want to see more bike/ped bridges get built over freeways and busy roadways in Contra Costa? Now through April is cyclists’ time to ask the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) for ‘big-ticket’ bike projects in the upcoming Contra Costa Countywide Transportation Plan-a 25-year planning document that is part of the Regional Transportation Plan […]
eBART Extension Nears Bid, Rep Garamendi Tours Station Sites
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Images: BART With bids for the eBART extension project expected in early February, newly elected Congressman John Garamendi from California’s 10th District conducted a tour of the planned station sites of BART’s 10-mile extension from Pittsburg Bay Point to Antioch. Garamendi joined BART Director Joel Keller, Brentwood Mayor Robert Taylor, and representatives from the Contra […]
MTC Programming and Allocations Committee Hearing: Regional Measure 2
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From MTC: In March 2004, Bay Area voters approved Regional Measure 2 (RM2), a $1 bridge toll increase on seven of the state-owned bridges in the Bay Area, creating approximately $115 million annually in new funding for a list of projects to reduce traffic congestion in the region. Pursuant to Section 30914(f) of the California […]
Richmond Mayor Fires Back at Marin’s Attempt to Torpedo Bridge Bike Path
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It's called the *Richmond*-San Rafael Bridge, but you wouldn't know it going by the behavior of Marin officials