April Chan

Executive Summary

2024 marked a transformative year for the San Mateo County Transportation Authority, with significant progress across our strategic initiatives and unprecedented investment in sustainable transportation solutions. 
Our commitment to innovation, community engagement, and environmental stewardship has driven remarkable achievements that will benefit residents for generations to come.

Top Accomplishments

In 2024, we made significant strides in improving transportation infrastructure and mobility for all who live, work, and travel through San Mateo County. From major construction milestones to innovative planning and sustainability initiatives, our collective efforts have strengthened connections, enhanced safety, and supported a more accessible, efficient, and resilient transportation network.

A Cruise automated vehicle testing on the streets of San Francisco.
California’s first county-wide AV strategic plan
Artist rendering of a multimodal vision for Fashion Island Boulevard and 19th Avenue in San Mateo
TA set to implement new five-year strategic plan
TA bike path funding - SMCTA
New multimodal strategy for US 101 corridor
Exterior of Colma Town Hall, California
Colma Cab Connect launched $5 rides for residents 55+
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TA awards $27M to sustainable transportation projects
TA Board of Directors approved budget for FY 2025
19th Street in San Mateo.
San Mateo bikeway wins bipartisan federal funding
Bay Area Bike to Wherever Days 2024
TA hosts “Bike to Wherever Day” at Millbrae Station
Map of South San Francisco Connect4SSF project zone.
TA wins visionary “Reconnecting Communities” grant
Online mapping tool for the TA's Active 101 project survey
TA launches new voting tool to collect public input
Artist rendering of the newly designed SR 84-US 101 Interchange
TA celebrated $105 million grant for SR84-US101
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Broadway/Burlingame sustainable landscaping project