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EPA Bike Ride 4
The San Mateo County Transportation Authority (SMCTA) invests millions of dollars in projects designed to make it safer and easier for people to move throughout San Mateo County. But understanding the impact of those investments sometimes means getting out from behind a desk and experiencing the transportation network firsthand. 
EPA Ribbon Cutting
People in East Palo Alto now have a safer, more connected way to walk and bike across Highway 101 and an easier way to connect to nearby streets through the University Avenue interchange. 
The 101/92 Interchange in San Mateo, looking south along Highway 101
The San Mateo County Transportation Authority (TA), along with Caltrans and C/CAG, is evaluating a potential project to build ramps between State Route 92 and the US 101 Express Lanes.  
101-92 Interchange
Relief is on the way for drivers who use the US 101 and SR 92 interchange in San Mateo and Foster City — often criticized for its congestion, tricky merges and tight off-ramps.