What are the carpool occupancy requirements?
The high-occupancy vehicle requirement for the SR 237 and US 101/SR 85 Express Lanes is three or more riders (or HOV 3+). Vehicles with two riders will be eligible for a 50% toll discount with a...
The high-occupancy vehicle requirement for the SR 237 and US 101/SR 85 Express Lanes is three or more riders (or HOV 3+). Vehicles with two riders will be eligible for a 50% toll discount with a...
Revenue collected is the net receipt of 2016 Measure B sales tax revenue, excluding interests earned.
Sales tax revenue collection for 2016 Measure B started April 1, 2017 and the measure will...
An allocation is the VTA Board-approved amount of 2016 Measure B funds available for a specified project or program. Learn about Awards and Expenditures.
The 2016 Measure B ballot language specified nine Program Categories, with allocations specified for each:
VTA's fiscal year is the 12-month accounting period that starts on July 1 and ends on June 30.
Fiscal year is often abbreviated FY, and the year referenced is the end of that period. For example...
Grantees are agencies that receive 2016 Measure B funds for projects. They include 15 cities, Santa Clara County, Caltrain and VTA.
The ballot allocation is the amount (in 2017 dollars) that can be spent on each program category as written in the 2016 Measure B ballot language. The ballot allocations were as follows:
Each program category in 2016 Measure B has specific project eligibility criteria. Access the program-specific guideline documents.
No, only public agencies in Santa Clara County - 15 cities, Santa Clara County, Caltrain and VTA - are eligible to apply for 2016 Measure B funds. You may partner with a public agency to apply for a...
Open project calls will be posted on our Programming & Grants page.
The Fast Transit Program is an agency-wide effort to make transit faster, more reliable, and ultimately more useful for Santa Clara County travelers.
The program is identifying where and how...
An award shows that VTA and a grantee have executed an agreement to fund a project. Learn about Allocations and Expenditures.
An Expenditure is VTA's reimbursement of 2016 Measure B funds to a grantee. Learn about Allocations and Awards.
No refunds will be made for purchased passes, based on VTA Board approved Fare Policy. Lost or stolen Day Passes or Monthly Passes will not be replaced.
There are three ways to pay for parking. All options require you to provide your vehicle license plate number or the last eight digits of your vehicle identification number (VIN), which is then...
The Speed and Safety Improvements are part of a program identified in VTA’s Light Rail Systems Analysis and Efficiency Study (2010).
The Light Rail Speed and Safety Enhancements study has reviewed...
Walking is the most fundamental form of transportation and is a vital for transit access.
VTA’s Pedestrian Program works to make walking a safer, more comfortable option for Santa Clara County...
BART Police is responsible for safety and security within the BART station gates, on the platforms, and in the trains.
VTA contracts with the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office to maintain public...
VTA built and owns both new transit centers and the BART stations in them. Through an agreement, VTA pays BART to operate and maintain the BART stations, trains, and tracks. In short, BART operates...
VTA has over 2,100 employees and approximately 90% of them are represented by four bargaining units, or unions.
The VTA Labor Relations Department is responsible for negotiating and administering...
BART charges a distance-based fare. For information on how much it costs to go to other BART stations, see the fare calculator on BART's website.
Please refer to the BART Schedule page for the most up to date information as well as access to the BART trip planner.
It takes about 59 minutes from Milpitas and 63 minutes from Berryessa/North San José to travel to San Francisco's Embarcadero BART Station.