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The Curtner Station Access Study is focused on identifying recommendations and projects to improve how you get to and from the Curtner bus and light rail station. We want to learn from you!

How do...

27 new operators are about to take to the streets, helping VTA fill a critical shortage of operators over the past 2 years.  With a national labor shortage taking shape since the start of the COVID...

UPDATE: The deadline for public input has been extended to January 3, 2022. 

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has announced a Request for Information (RFI) soliciting public input on...

Transportation agencies from around the Bay Area celebrated the signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act today, thanking President Biden and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, as...

The celebrated opening of the new Highway 101 pedestrian/bike bridge at Adobe Creek in Palo Alto included a host of supporters, including those who helped provide the resources to get the job done...

VTA is conducting a Curtner Station Access Study, concurrent with the Curtner Station Transit-Oriented Development, project to identify recommendations and projects to improve how you get to and from...

It is never too late to learn something new! If you'd like to take advantage of Santa Clara County's growing network of active transportation routes, VTA is partnering with the Silicon Valley Bicycle...

Transportation funding is complicated.

VTA has a variety of mechanisms and policies that govern how we invest public dollars in our county’s transportation infrastructure. The 2016 Measure B sales...

A Message from Evelynn Tran, Interim VTA General Manager & General Counsel 

This is a message I never thought I would have to write. The unthinkable tragedy that struck VTA on Wednesday, May 26th...

The May 26 tragedy at the Guadalupe Light Rail Yard continues to affect VTA transit service.  As the VTA Family grieves, attends funerals, and supports each other, we have less staff available to...

The proposed project funded by 2016 Measure B and SB1 is the first phase of the larger US 101 Improvement Project between Monterey Road and the SR 129 project. This was last shared with the community...

The horrific attack at VTA’s light rail yard on May 26, in which nine VTA employees were killed, prompted questions about the personnel history of the shooter, Samuel Cassidy, a 20-year VTA employee.

VTA, Santa Clara County, and Santa Clara Valley Medical Center are proud to present the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Shuttle! This bus takes riders between the SCVMC and San Jose Diridon transit...

The June 9 virtual meeting to discuss the US 101/SR 25 Phase 1 Project drew dozens of interested attendees.  You can click here to read more about what's planned, and below is a review of some of the...

VTA has reached a major milestone in efforts to ease traffic congestion at the Mathilda Ave. interchange in Sunnyvale, closing a small section of Moffett Park Drive between Mathilda Avenue and...

This article was contributed by Transportation Planner Aiko Cuenco and Senior Environmental Planner Lani Lee Ho

VTA is honored to be selected as a recipient of the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Sustainable...

Starting  Monday morning, a whole new class of bus operators will roam the streets of Santa Clara County taking passengers to work, doctor appointments, or wherever they need to go.  Twenty-two brand...

It’s like a carpool…only bigger.  Vanpools are gaining in popularity as Bay Area commuters become increasingly frustrated with heavy traffic. Now, VTA is making it more affordable for vanpoolers to...

This blog post was updated on August 25 at 12:45 p.m. to indicate that VTA has entered into Phase 4 of the reopening plan.

We know our light rail passengers are eager to see the trains running...

We encourage you to tune in to an upcoming public hearing to see how your 2016 Measure B taxes are being put to use. (This meeting was rescheduled from May 26, 2021.)

Santa Clara County voters...

VTA’s Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) considers and advocates for smart, well-thought-out transportation policies and initiatives. The committee then advises the full VTA Board of Directors on those...

Although we hear much about the advent of autonomous vehicles, there’s a lot that such driving technology needs to conquer before self-driving vehicles become a viable travel option.

Autonomous...

After three previous rounds of public engagement and analysis, the community is once again invited to collaborate and provide feedback on the Central Bikeway Study draft report and conceptual design...

Atmospheric rivers... Kids back in school… People taking public transit… Nature is healing.

Last month, VTA’s systemwide weekday ridership hit 47% of pre-pandemic levels – a marked increase over...

More transportation tax dollars are hitting the streets of Mountain View in the new year with the help of 2016 Measure B funds.

The City of Mountain View announced it will expand weekday operating...