VTA is collaborating with Prospect Silicon Valley, Siemens, and the City of San Jose on a global Call for Transit Innovators to ask a global network of innovators for sustainable and advanced transportation solutions.

The nine-month full closure allows for one of the most complex road crossings in VTA’s BART Silicon Valley Berryessa Extension Project to be built as efficiently and safely as possible.

Caltrans, in partnership with VTA and MTC, will activate seven new on-ramp meters on southbound State Route 85 and eight new on-ramp meters on the northbound side between Interstate 280 in Cupertino and U.S. 101 in Mountain View. Green means go!

The environmental document is available for public review and a 45-day comment period started on January 12. During this public engagement process, VTA will hold three public meetings to discuss the report findings and receive comments from the public.

VTA has put together its annual report for 2014, which is now online for public viewing. The report highlights the accomplishments of VTA over the past year.

Under the leadership of the new chair, VTA's priorites for 2015 have been set. The VTA Board of Directors also welcomed new members and got started on the work ahead for 2015