Our Work

A third eastbound travel lane is in the works for the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge.

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Plan Bay Area 2040 is a roadmap to meet the Bay Area’s transportation needs through 2040, preserve the character of our diverse communities and adapt to future population growth.

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MTC Express Lanes are carpool lanes that are free for carpools, buses, motorcycles and other eligible vehicles. Solo motorists — who choose to pay a toll — can use express lanes, too.

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Our investment plan balances maintaining the Bay Area’s existing transportation system with select expansion projects to support expected growth.

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Find out how the toll revenue generated by the region's seven state-owned bridges is invested.

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MTC encourages new housing and job sites in underused urban locations already supported by transportation infrastructure and amenities.

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MTC works closely with Caltrans and county congestion management agencies to maximize the efficiency of our existing freeway network.

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MTC manages and operates a variety of services that make it easier for you to move around the Bay Area.

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MTC leads transportation emergency-preparedness activities across the Bay Area in the case of a natural disaster, major catastrophe or terrorist threat.

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Learn about our work with numerous organizations to forge agreements and get the funds we need for our roads, public transit, bicycle paths and more. 

It's important that our voice is heard in Sacramento when it comes to transportation issues that affect us all.

Find out what bills we track, and the information we share with our partners in the Bay Area.

MTC helped shape key provisions of the FAST Act, the nation’s first long-term surface transportation bill in over a decade. We applaud Congress for working in a bipartisan manner to provide predictable federal transportation funding through fiscal year 2020.