Antioch Bridge
Least-traveled and probably least known of the region's toll bridges, the Antioch also is the only bridge to reach outside the nine-county Bay Area. From Antioch in northeastern Contra Costa County, the bridge arches over the San Joaquin River, touching down in Sacramento County.
The Antioch Bridge is one of four (the others being the Benicia-Martinez, Carquinez and Dumbarton bridges) state-owned toll bridges that currently have bicycle and pedestrian access.
Caltrans and BATA evaluated the seismic safety of the bridge and determined it requires seismic retrofit work to make the bridge safe during a major earthquake. A seismic retrofit project was completed in April, 2013.
| FACTS AT A GLANCE | |
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| LOCATION: | State Route 160 between Contra Costa and Sacramento counties |
| STRUCTURE: | Steel plate girder |
| LENGTH: | 1.8 miles |
| VERTICAL CLEARANCE: | 135 feet |
| CHANNEL SPAN: | 460 feet |
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| COST: |
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| AUTO TOLL: | $6 |
| CARPOOLS: | $3 |
| COLLECTION: | One way, northbound in Antioch |
| TRAFFIC LANES: | One lane in each direction |
| FY 2014-15 TOTAL TOLL-PAID VEHICLES: | 2,289,195 |
| FY 2014-15 TOTAL TOLLS COLLECTED: | $13,611,031 |