Alameda County Transportation Commission

Planning

To help guide and improve Alameda County's transportation system, the Alameda CTC develops planning documents that guide transportation development and funding decisions.

Countywide Transportation Plan

The Countywide Transportation Plan (CWTP) is a long-range policy document that guides decisions and articulates the vision for the County’s transportation system over a 25-year planning horizon. It lays the groundwork for an investment program that is efficient and productive. The plan serves as Alameda County's input to the Regional Transportation Plan.

Key Countywide planning efforts: In the past year, Alameda CTC’s primary planning focus has been on updating the CWTP, developing a new sales tax Transportation Expenditure Plan (TEP) and crafting a Vehicle Registration Fee measure that passed on November 2, 2010. For more information, visit the CWTP-TEP Planning page.

Other Planning Efforts

Alameda CTC also conducts special studies and manages planning programs, as needed. Other planning efforts include:

• Bicycle and Pedestrian Plans
• Central Alameda County Freeway Study
• Community-Based Transportation Plans
• Complete Streets
• Congestion Management Program
• Priority Development Areas (see map)
• Priority Development Area Investment and Growth Strategy
• Truck Parking Facility Feasibility and Location Study
• Exhibit 15 Truck Activity
• Exhibit 17 Truck Terminal Locations