Alameda County Transportation Commission

Community-Based Transportation Plans

Alameda CTC is working closely with communities in Alameda County to complete Community-Based Transportation Plans. The plans will identify transportation gaps in underserved communities and transportation solutions and potential fund sources to address them.

The plans are part of a regionwide effort funded by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) to build on its findings from the Lifeline Transportation Study (2001) and the Environmental Justice Report (2001), which identify low-income areas throughout the Bay Area in which there were gaps in provision of transportation services and a need to provide support to local planning efforts in the areas.

MTC identified these areas in Alameda County to fund Community-Based Transportation Plans:

Alameda County

• Central Alameda County Community-Based Transportation Plan (unincorporated Cherryland and Ashland portions of Hayward and South Hayward, 2004)

City of Alameda

• Alameda Community-Based Transportation Plan (2009)

City of Berkeley

• West and South Berkeley Community-Based Transportation Plan (2007)
• West and South Berkeley Transportation Solutions and Implementation Strategies (Presented at Berkeley Transportation Commission Meeting on March 15, 2007)

City of Oakland

• Central and East Oakland Community-Based Transportation Plan (2007)
• West Oakland Community-Based Transportation Plan (2006) and Executive Summary