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A 250-year perspective on mobility investment from the U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Futures planning is a new way of looking at long-range planning, focused on exploring divergent “what if” scenarios to identify strategies that are effective in a variety of circumstances. Learn about the three futures to be analyzed as part of Horizon.

MTC and the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) hosted the inaugural Expand Your Horizon: Talks on the Future of the Bay Area event on Tuesday, June 26, 2018, where the topic was the future of autonomous vehicles.

The red-hot Golden State Warriors celebrated their 3rd NBA Championship in four years with another mammoth crowd in downtown Oakland. Most of those happy celebrants arrived on BART to share the frenzied happiness.

A huge crowd showed up to celebrate the new BART to Antioch train service. It was free rides on celebration day to show off the new extension.

New BART service to and from Antioch has just begun. The new high tech, clean diesel trains can carry thousands of people every hour, and on the first day of commute service, it was obvious people wanted to get off the crowded Highway 4 and onto BART.

BART to Antioch will open Saturday, May 26, 2018 for passenger service, making everyone's commute easier by taking thousands of cars off heavily traveled Highway 4.

The 24th annual Bike to Work Day in the Bay area was celebrated by tens of thousands of dedicated regulars, and also welcomed fair-weather bicyclists.

Planners have developed a new initiative, called Horizon, to explore the pressing issues and possible challenges Bay Area residents may face through 2050.

The Bay Trail covers most of the Bay Area's 500-mile shoreline and its wonders truly are amazing. Now you can download an app to your smartphone and at 15 locations, and listen to TV host Doug McConnell describe and give detail to what you are seeing.

The third lane of the eastbound Richmond-San Rafael Bridge is now open to traffic during evening rush hour. It's a major milestone to relieve traffic that backs up into San Rafael every night.

On June 5th, voters in all nine Bay Area counties will decide on a sweeping $4.45 billion package of congestion relief projects known as Regional Measure 3.