Regional Transportation Studies
MTC studies how people travel throughout the Bay Area in order to plan for new and better ways to move around the region.
MTC studies how people travel throughout the Bay Area to propose new and better ways to move around our region.
MTC worked with rail operators and other public agencies to explore new ways to make decisions for, manage and deliver rail infrastructure and services in the Bay Area.
Exploring why transit ridership in the Bay Area started falling and how to reverse this trend.
Collecting data to better understand the Bay Area’s transportation needs.
Studying how traffic moves across the Bay.
The Clipper BayPass program is designed to measure how an all-system pass could impact travel in the Bay Area.
A collaborative effort to improve public transportation to and from the core of San Francisco.
Addressing the threat of rising tides on the bridge's west approach.
Studies how Bay Area residents are making local trips.
The Bay Area’s freeways are too congested — people and goods are stuck in traffic — creating problems for individuals, for communities, for the environment and the economy.
The first study of the goods movement system to improve delivery of consumer products, food and parcels across the Bay Area’s nine counties.
The Origin-Destination Study looks at travel patterns at four Bay Area locations to improve active transportation access and conditions in those areas.
A passenger survey program that goes right to the source — Bay Area commuters.
The SoCo Rail Study is the first step in developing an East Bay passenger rail hub.
Researching ways to make the region's transit network better coordinated and more affordable.
The Transit Sustainability Project and Transit Performance Initiative work together to help prioritize investments that get transit vehicles out of traffic congestion.
