Headways

As development of the Valley Transportation Plan 2050 (VTP 2050) continues throughout the fall, community members are invited to visit our VTP 2050 Open House to learn more about some of the projects...

Since launching our Ask VTA series in late 2022, VTA staff members have answered hundreds of questions about transportation in Santa Clara County, covering everything from bike racks to greenhouse gas...

VTA invites you to participate in an in-person open house to discuss the proposed Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) at VTA's Branham Station. VTA is considering a TOD project that could provide...

In the coming years, Santa Clara County is projected to see more growth than any other county in the Bay Area. What are cities and VTA doing to prepare for this growth in a sustainable way? And how do...

The plan to transform parts of Bascom Avenue into a major thoroughfare serving all modes of transportation received a multi-million dollar boost from the State of California. A $39 million grant was...

The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) is creating the first of four housing developments with 100% “affordable” units. This effort helps address the housing needs of our community’s...

The community is invited to weigh in on what housing and commercial development will be like near the site of the future 28th Street/Little Portugal BART station. VTA’s Transit-Oriented Development...

VTA’s transit service network is made up of a total of 60 routes, woven together and stretching from Palo Alto to Gilroy. Have you ever given much thought to how the complex system comes together? VTA...

The Branham and Capitol Station Access Study is focused on identifying recommendations and projects to improve how you get to and from the bus and light rail stations. Whether you walk, bike, take...