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Call For Projects

Funding from several of the Measure A programs is distributed through a call for projects process. These include local shuttles (Transit), pedestrian and bicycle, and highway funds. Through specific calls for projects, eligible sponsors submit applications, which are then evaluated and prioritized on established criteria. The recommended allocations are then presented to the TA Board of Directors for approval. Calls for Projects are generally held every two years, and are specific for each funding program.
moreCurrent Projects

San Bruno Grade Separation
This $147 million project will elevate the Caltrain tracks above three existing at-grade street crossings in San Bruno.

Dumbarton Rail Corridor
The Dumbarton Rail Corridor Project will extend commuter rail service across the southern portion of San Francisco Bay between the Peninsula and the East Bay.

US 101 Express Lanes Project
This project establishes high-occupancy vehicle lanes from the southern end of San Mateo County to I-380.

Route 101 and Broadway
The proposed project would remove the existing four-lane Broadway overpass and construct a new seven-lane overpass.
Completed Projects

US 101/Ralston Avenue Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge
The new bridge is a safe way for pedestrians and cyclists to cross over to the east side of freeway.

Highway 101 Auxiliary Lane Project
This project, which will add auxilliary lanes to Highway 101 in San Mateo County, is being completed in phases.

Half Moon Bay Highway Improvements
The improvements to two busy intersections at the gateway of Half Moon Bay's historic downtown alleviated traffic congestion for residents and visitors alike.

Highway 101/Marsh Road Interchange
The new Marsh Road Interchange helped reduce congestion at the interchange and improve access to the Dumbarton Bridge.

Interstate 280/D Street Overpass
The first major Measure A project to be completed, the overpass opened in 1994.

Interstate 280/Eastmoor Avenue Off-Ramp
The off-ramp improved traffic flow and provided safer egress for vehicles entering Daly City from I-280.