The second in a two-phase fare increase plan goes into effect January 1, 2019. The VTA Board of Directors passed the three-tier plan in June 2017. Prior to that, VTA fares had not changed since 2008.

January 2019 will see a change in VTA Board leadership, as Santa Clara City Councilmember Teresa O’Neill takes over as Chair, and Santa Clara County Supervisor Cindy Chavez becomes Board Vice Chair.

Residents interested in the proposed VTA Tamien Station residential and retail development can learn more about the project at an upcoming Community Meeting conducted by the City of San Jose.

New rules are coming to the SR 237 Express Lane corridor, and other express lane corridors in the future.

At the December 6, 2018 meeting, the VTA Board of Directors unanimously approved recommendations put forth by VTA’s Ad Hoc Financial Stability Committee to address VTA’s immediate and long-term financial challenges.

The City of San Jose is updating its bike plan to transform the streetscape into a place where bicycling is safe, convenient, and commonplace for people of all ages and abilities. VTA will disperse 2016 Measure B funds, when they’re available, to ...