Progress Report 2006
Investing in our Future

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

Measure A dollars also fund congestion relief programs and organizations to encourage alternate forms of commuting, such as bicycling, walking, carpooling and taking shuttles from transit hubs to major employment centers.

The Transportation Authority also helps fund organizations that share this mission:

PENINSULA TRAFFIC CONGESTION RELIEF ALLIANCE
Through an extensive employer and community outreach, the Alliance offers a variety of programs for commuters. These include shuttles to Caltrain and BART stations; vanpool and carpool incentives; a free ride home program for employees who need to leave work because of an emergency; and subsidies to install bike racks and lockers at work sites.

MENLO PARK TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Measure A funds also have been awarded to the City of Menlo Park for its own alternative congestion relief programs. The city promotes public transit, ride sharing, bicycling and walking as commute alternatives to driving single-occupant vehicles.

BICYCLES
TA funds have been used to develop and print a county bike map and to rehabilitate and construct bike paths.

In 2004, the TA funded a bike path that connects Redwood City, on the east side of the highway, to an extensive system of bike paths in Redwood Shores.

Table of Contents:
1. MAIN > 2. Transit > 3. Streets/Highways > 4. Paratransit > 5. TSM > 6. Local Entities > 7. Financial > 8. BOD/CAC members

Table of Contents
1. Main
2. Transit
3. Streets/Highways
4. Paratransit
5. TSM
6. Local Entities
7. Financial
8. BOD/CAC members