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Thank you for your interest in SMCTA. Here you'll find official press releases, media coverage, our newsletter archive, and blog. Please contact our Media Relations staff for inquiries about the agency.

Announcements

Official announcements, project updates, and important transportation developments affecting San Mateo County residents and commuters.

Newsletters

Monthly Peninsula Moves newsletter featuring project highlights, funding updates, and community engagement opportunities.

Blog

In-depth articles, expert insights, and behind-the scenes looks at transportation planning and implementation in San Mateo County.

Latest Articles

Broadway Grade Separation Project
The Broadway Grade Separation Project will separate roadway traffic from rail operations at the Broadway crossing, improving safety, reducing traffic delays and enhancing rail operations.
The 2025 Energizer Station at Millbrae Station
The San Mateo County Transportation Authority (SMCTA) will join the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition, SamTrans and Caltrain in celebrating Bike to Wherever Days by co-sponsoring an Energizer Station at Millbrae Station on Friday, May 15, from 7 to 10:45 a.m. 
The money will help advance key initiatives within the 101 Corridor Connect Program and to begin development of a new multimodal planning effort for the Highway 1 corridor. 
Rep Kevin Mullin
Federal transportation funding included in the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill will help advance several critical transportation projects across San Mateo County, supporting safety improvements, congestion relief and expanded mobility options for residents and travelers. 

Latest Editions:

  • TA Peninsula Moves, Winter/Spring 2026
    • Read about: Millions in federal funding approved, the latest on the 101/92 interchange, SMCTA announces $190 million in investments, and a new pedestrian and bike bridge.
  • TA Peninsula Moves, Summer 2025
    • Read about: New TA budget, funding for enhanced regional mobility, Citizens Advisory Committee openings, and the 101/92 Express Lanes direct connectors.
  • TA Peninsula Moves, Fall 2024
    • Read about: Big funding for SR84-US101 interchange project, new Active 101 Fund-It tool, 101 Corridor Connect survey, Express Lanes transportation benefits increase, and becoming part of the TA CAC.
  • TA Peninsula Moves, April 2024
    • Read about: Sharing a $150 million grant for South City project, San Mateo bikeway funding, and improving regional transit connections.
  • TA Peninsula Moves, January 2024
    • Read about: Our new interactive funding map, the new TA headquarters, and Colma Cab Connect.
  • TA Peninsula Moves, December 2023
    • Read about: Projects chosen to reduce congestions, a safer Broadway in Burlingame, and the passing of Don Horsley.
  • TA Peninsula Moves, Fall 2023
    • Read about: Transit Month, self-driving cars, a mobility hub, complete streets, e-bikes, and more!
  • TA E-News Spring 2023
  • TA E-News Fall/Winter 2022/23
  • TA CFP Look Ahead January 2023

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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.  

Media Relations Staff

Meet our communications team dedicated to keeping you informed

Tasha Bartholomew
Tasha Bartholomew
Director, Strategic Communications
Dan Lieberman
Dan Lieberman
Public Information Officer
Randol White
Randol White
Manager, Communications
Mahmoud Abunie
Mahmoud Abunie
Public Affairs Specialist