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On Thursday, May 16, the Technical Advisory Committee for the San Mateo County City and County Association of Governments (C/CAG) said they were not ready to consider taking El Camino, currently State Route 82, back from Caltrans. A proposal to … Continue reading →

Belmont is working on a plan for the Ralston Corridor, an east-west arterial which splits downtown Belmont Village, connects people to the Caltrain station and El Camino bus corridor, and connects drivers from Highway 280 to Highway 101. The city is … Continue reading →

A new development in San Mateo with 111 apartments, located at 2090 S. Delaware between the Hayward Park and Hillsdale Caltrain stations, which broke ground last week, will be required to generate 40% fewer trips than a typical suburban development … Continue reading →

So far over 400 people have signed a petition to Belmont City Council to modernize Ralston Avenue to make it safer for pedestrians, cyclists, children, and the elderly. Ralston Avenue, which connects 101 and 280, is designed to transport vehicles … Continue reading →

In a tight 4:3 vote on Tuesday, Sunnyvale City Council moved the Lawrence Station area plan forward.   The plan, as developed by a Citizens’ Advisory Group, calls for a compact, mixed-use development around Sunnyvale’s second Caltrain station at Lawrence Expressway.  The plan … Continue reading →

At an October 28 voter forum, Menlo Park City Council Candidates shared their vision for the environment: Ray Mueller The Transportation Commission Chair supports alternative travel to reduce carbon emissions and encouraging land use near transit. He encourages greentech in … Continue reading →