What is Real Time?
Real Time is a way to identify where in the route your bus or light rail train is currently. Real time data is fed from the bus or light rail train to keep track of the vehicle's location.
Our new...
Real Time is a way to identify where in the route your bus or light rail train is currently. Real time data is fed from the bus or light rail train to keep track of the vehicle's location.
Our new...
During Phase II Project construction, activities on Santa Clara Street near Market Street will be primarily contained to a fenced-in staging area off-street. Construction will be similar to other low...
Mobility devices must be secured every time when used upon a VTA bus. VTA also recommends, but does not require, the use of lap belts and shoulder harnesses.
Bus operators are responsible for...
For a list of VTA bike locker locations, visit the BikeLink website.
At sites where bike parking demand exceeds parking supply, VTA is transitioning from the current one-locker-per-person system to...
Yes, we will have ambassadors at the stadium and key light rail transit centers answering questions and helping customers reach their event.
VTA is committed to ensuring that no person is denied access to its services, programs, or activities on the basis of their disabilities, as provided by title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (“ADA”). ADA complaints must be filed within 180 days from the date of the alleged incident. The following information is necessary to assist us in processing your complaint. If you require any assistance in completing this form, or if you would like to make a verbal complaint, please contact the ADA Coordinator by calling (408) 321-2300
The VTA Orange line which serves Levi’s® Stadium connects with BART at the Milpitas Station.
VTA Orange line serves Levi's Stadium, and connects with Caltrain at the Mountain View Station. Please go to www.caltrain.com/events for more information.
VTA invites Santa Clara County residents to apply for the Transit Security Advisory Committee (TSAC) through this open and competitive online application process.
The TSAC advises the VTA Board of Directors on the newly established ‘prohibition authority’ program established by AB1735. The purpose of AB 1735 is to enhance safety and security by excluding public transit riders whose actions impact the safety and security of public transit passengers and public transit employees. The TSAC Members are appointed to represent stakeholder groups from the following categories:
The selection process seeks a balance of relevant background, experience, and targeted stakeholder constituencies.
Selected and appointed members serve a two (2) year term and are limited to two (2) consecutive terms. The TSAC generally meets once a month, on the Wednesday following the first Thursday. Meetings normally last two (2) hours or less.
Eligibility: To be considered for the TSAC, applicants must be residents of Santa Clara County during their term. Please note that members of any other VTA committee, elected public officials at any level of government, and VTA employees are ineligible to apply. Membership will be finalized by a successful application process and approval of the VTA Board.
For questions or more information about the Transit Security Advisory Committee or the application process, please contact the VTA Board Office at board.secretary@vta.org or 408.321.5680.
1) Email board.secretary@vta.org
2) Mail
Santa Clara Valley Transportation
ATTN: Board Secretary Office/Transit Security Advisory Committee
3331 North First Street
San Jose, CA 95134
3) Drop off at any of the following VTA Customer Care locations during operating hours:
Downtown Customer Service Center
2 North Market Street
San Jose, CA 95113
Monday - Friday, 9 am – 6 pm
VTA Headquarters
3331 North First Street
San Jose, CA 95134
Monday - Friday, 8:30 am – 4 pm
Feel free to call (408) 321.5680 with any questions.