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Weather Notice
VTA’s priority is to keep our passengers and employees safe during the storm, and we are making every effort to carry out our responsibility to get Santa Clara County residents where they need to go in the safest manner possible. Stormy weather can impact our service. Please check Transit App or VTA.org/routes for updated service information.
Our agency has won a First Place Award in the 2023 AdWheel Awards competition from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) for communications and marketing. The winning entry in the...
SAN JOSE, CA – Today, the State of California awarded $375 million to the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) for its BART extension into Downtown San Jose and Santa Clara. This new...
How do you use the Branham and Capitol Stations light rail stations? Do you walk, ride your bike, or park your car and use transit? What will improve how you get around and make the area more...
VTA is ready to give customers the “Royale” treatment. Beginning Monday, January 16, VTA is gifting Royale to all its riders. Royale is the premium subscription in the Transit app, VTA’s official app...
New changes are coming for the new year! January Service Changes will take effect on Monday, January 16, 2023. In addition to major improvements on nine bus routes, many running times are being...
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority announced a new effort to help rescue victims of human trafficking and punish perpetrators of this crime, at a news conference Friday, January 6, 2023...
Want to increase your civic engagement this year? Community members have the month of January to contribute their vision to two important long-range transportation planning projects: VTA Visionary...
After the holidays, we are beginning the new year with a special focus on art! VTA is hosting community meetings to meet the artists commissioned to enhance the two new light rail stations that will...
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) just received authority to pursue federal funding for up to 50% of the cost of Phase II of the BART Silicon Valley Extension Project. The funding...