transportation

Photo by Henry Dixon. An Alameda Loop Shuttle appears with, from left to right: Brock Keck, maintenance manager; Alasha Campbell, shuttle driver; Victoria Williams, City of Alameda paratransit coordinator and Gregg Eisenberg, general manager.

New Shuttles Doing Loops

Nov 07,2017

Two new accessible shuttle buses began operation on Oct. 31 to meet the growing transportation needs of Alamedans. Riders need not wait more than 30 minutes for a shuttle at each designated stop.

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I-880 overcrossings, 23rd Avenue, yellow, 29th Avenue, red

CalTrans Project to Replace Overpasses

May 22,2014

Freeway construction on I-880 just north of the Park Street Bridge will begin affecting traffic in July, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announced last week.  Caltrans said that it awarded contacts for the project in April.

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County Transportation Commission hosts workshops

Jan 12,2016

Alameda County Transportation Commission has joined with transit partners AC Transit and Livermore Amador Valley Transportation Authority/Wheels to host transportation open houses in Oakland, Hayward and Fremont this month.

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Posey Tube Closures Coming Up

Jan 08,2016

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announced today that it will close the Posey Tube in mid-January for cleaning and other maintenance.

The Posey Tube, leaving Alameda, will be closed as follows:

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Posey Tube to Close for Maintenance

Dec 03,2015

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announced today (Thursday, Dec. 3) that it will close the Posey Tube next week for cleaning and other maintenance.

The Posey Tube, leaving Alameda, will be closed as follows:

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Ferry Parking Reaches Overflow Status

Feb 26,2015

The city of Alameda Public Works Department held a community meeting to discuss staff recommended parking improvements on Adelphian Way and Mecartney Road Tuesday at Bay Farm Elementary School’s multipurpose room.

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City Scores Point Transit Grant

Jun 19,2014

The City of Alameda will be able to use $400,000 to develop policies and procedures regarding transportation at Alameda Point thanks to The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC). The money comes in the form of two grants. 

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