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As riders begin to return to public transportation in the Bay Area, surveys show that passengers want to be assured transit vehicles are clean and that steps are taken to ensure a healthy operation...

Make sure they properly fit over the nose and mouth Face coverings have been required on VTA for several months now and the mandate is Point 2 of our 10-Point Plan to Strengthen Trust in Transit...

Plan emphasizes that VTA is clean, safe and consistent In an effort to strengthen the public’s trust and level of comfort in riding VTA buses and trains, an internal recovery task force working group...

The Valley Transportation Authority takes pride in serving Santa Clara County residents, employees, students and visitors. During this trying time, we are heartened by the support we have received in...

*A correction was made to passenger load capacity on 4/16/20 @ 4:15p. Most people probably never heard the term “Social Distancing” before a few weeks ago. Now, it is part of the daily lexicon; so...

Updated on April 24, 2020 to show that Customer service operation will resume normal business hours on Monday, April 27* Light Rail weekday service will resume on Thursday, April 9 with trains...

VTA is implementing new operational procedures to promote social distancing measures that will help “flatten the curve” and reduce the spread of COVID-19. These changes will benefit everyone’s...

Updated on March 17 to provide more information on VTA’s enhanced cleaning efforts: VTA continues to closely monitor the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (also known as COVID-19), staying in contact with the...

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) received a $350,000 federal grant today to help combat human trafficking in Santa Clara County. The grant will allow VTA to launch the new “Not on...