Mobility Hubs
Mobility Hubs offer access to many different ways of getting around. MTC coordinates, funds and provides technical assistance for new Mobility Hubs to support first and last mile connections through access to multiple travel options.
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Grant opportunities are currently accepting applications. The first deadline is Friday, November 22, 2024.
See the interactive map of Mobility Hub locations, the Mobility Hubs Implementation Playbook and more.
Local agency staff: Get Mobility Hub and related resources.
Mobility hubs are places in a community that bring together public transit, bike share, car share and other ways for people to get where they want to go without a private vehicle.
Built around frequent and high-capacity transit, mobility hubs offer a safe, comfortable, convenient and accessible space to seamlessly transfer from one type of transportation to another.
Mobility hubs can be located where transit services already come together, or in communities and locations where transportation is needed the most. MTC has prioritized pilot investments for regionally significant mobility hubs.
Staff Contact
Krute Singa, Principal Regional Planner
Phone: 415-778-5365
Email: ksinga@bayareametro.gov
How far do people travel when they get behind the wheel in the Bay Area? Get the statistics at the Vital Signs website.
MTC is partnering with TransForm to pilot a site-specific suite of mobility services for residents of three affordable-housing communities.
In 2021, seven pilots were funded through a competitive process. Learn about the Mobility Hub Pilot Projects on the Technical Assistance portal.
The mobility hub program is a Climate Initiative strategy from Plan Bay Area 2050. It aims to:
- Increase transit access and connectivity
- Focus growth
- Increase transit-oriented development
- Provide viable travel options to all Bay Area communities
Plan Bay Area 2050+ will evaluate the Plan Bay Area 2050 climate strategies as part of the limited and focused update. Learn about Plan Bay Area 2050+.