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Helping Communities Leave Their Cars at Home

Graphic of a map of a downtown with callout boxes of policies and programs that incentivize people to not drive for traveling — Support transportation demand management and reduce single occupant vehicle use

Photo of two train station platforms with signs and trees with a taller building in the background — Diridon Station Area, Transit Oriented Development, San José, CA (Source: Flickr - Sergio Ruiz)

Transportation Management Associations

Updated on 03/07/22

*clarification on exemption process with regards to an appeal (question C.9)

A. Overview

1. What is VTA’s vaccination requirement and where can I find more...

BARACK OBAMA BLVD

Parts of Bird Ave, Montgomery St. and Autumn St. in San Jose have been renamed Barack Obama Blvd. This affects Routes 64A, 64B, 68, 500 and the SCMVC Shuttle.

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Tunnel Delivery Path

VTA’s BART Silicon Valley Phase II Extension Project includes an approximately five-mile long tunnel. Tunnel construction is anticipated to begin south of the Santa Clara...

Open Data Portal

Please visit our Open Data Portal for access to VTA's open data, including transit, active transportation, congestion management and more.

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US 101 SB to SR 87 SB Connector Ramp & US 101 SB On-Ramp from Story Road Widening Projects

Project locations are in the City of San Jose at the southbound (SB) US-101 diagonal on-ramp from eastbound and westbound Story Road (Location 1) and SB US-101 to SB State Route (SR) 87 freeway to...

Climate Action and Adaptation Plan

The purpose of VTA’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP) is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) associated with transportation use and operations and prepare for climate change impacts that...

BSV Event Request Form

Photo of bicyclists riding up a bicycle and pedestrian bridge on a clear day — Bicycle Infrastructure - Borregas Bridge, Sunnyvale, CA

Photo of a roadway with a bus, sidewalk with landscaping, and a taller apartment building — Transit-Oriented Development, Sunnyvale, CA (Source: Flickr - Sergio Ruiz)

Graphic showing a timeline using blue transportation-related icons listing "encourage, support, develop, implement, monitor, and adapt." — TDM Legal Considerations

Photo taken from above showing an intersection with on-street, garage, and parking lot parking — Source: Urban Land Institute

Establish parking maximums to set a cap of parking needed for specific zones and reduce the potential for an overabundance of parking to detract from an area.