Video Gallery

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.

Marin and Sonoma County residents will have to wait a few more days for a new, wider, higher, southbound alignment at the chronically troubled Marin Sonoma Narrows. Expected rain will delay striping of the new approach and bridge.

When the Transbay Transit Center opens in San Francisco, the public art will provide a visual feast for the eyes. One of the four featured artists is Julie Chang, who designed the terrazzo floor for the Grand Hall.

The 2018 YES Conference, an acronym for Youth for the Environment and Sustainability, drew the biggest group of young people in the program's history.

The fall 2017 program of MTC’s Metro Talks, always open to the public, featured top experts from California and around-the-world who talked adaptation efforts, including the Bay Area's Resilient by Design exercise.

The first ten train cars of BART’s Fleet of the Future are now rolling in off-peak hours on the Richmond line.

Eastbound traffic on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge will soon have an extra lane open to traffic during peak rush-hour congestion. Overhead signs will direct you to the third lane if it's available.

Caltrans has finished its demolition of the old Bay Bridge East Span a year ahead of schedule, and 10 million dollars below budget, with a stupendous final implosion of the final two piers.

The City of Richmond is moving to take hundreds of cars off overpacked I-80 during rush hour. Congestion relief is coming in the form of two rapid ferries that will have regular runs during weekday commutes from Richmond.

MTC Videographer Mark Jones goes behind the scenes at the construction site for San Francisco's Transbay Transit Center, billed as the Grand Central Station of the west.

The new I-680 Express Lanes between Walnut Creek and San Ramon are up and running. The 12-mile stretch of sophisticated technology gives you the option of using the Express Lane, even if you are by yourself, if you are willing to pay a toll.