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Keeping Contra Costa Moving.

HOW TO REACH US
To support public health recommendations related to COVID-19 also known as coronavirus, and consistent with the Contra Costa County’s Shelter in Place Order and the Governor’s Executive Order requiring offices to be closed, the Contra Costa Transportation Authority has moved to a “virtual office” effective March 20, 2020 and will remain a “virtual office” until the order has been rescinded or amended.
Please see our Public Meetings webpage to view the latest meeting notices and options for participation.
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Keeping Contra Costa Moving.
HOW TO REACH US
To support public health recommendations related to COVID-19 also known as coronavirus, and consistent with the Contra Costa County’s Shelter in Place Order and the Governor’s Executive Order requiring offices to be closed, the Contra Costa Transportation Authority has moved to a “virtual office” effective March 20, 2020 through May 3, 2020 unless the order is rescinded, amended, or extended.
Please see our Public Meetings webpage to view the latest meeting notices and options for participation.
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SERVING THE COMMUNITY
SINCE 1989

$14 million
PROVIDED
to support transit capital projects

$3.4 million
PROVIDED
to support paratransit operations
$10.6 million
PROVIDED
to support bus operations

$2.9 million
PROVIDED
to support school bus operations

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Contra Costa Transportation Authority – CCTA
4 weeks ago
The Countywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (CBPAC) of the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) has two vacancies for at-large residents of Contra Costa, one familiar with issues facing youths and one familiar with issues facing people with disabilities and people older than 65 years of age. CBPAC Membership requires attendance of scheduled meetings on the fourth Monday every other month starting in January, at 11:00 am (typically up to two hours). If you are a resident of Contra Costa County and interested in becoming one of these at-large members, you can learn more and apply at ccta.net/news/
Submission details and more information about the responsibilities of this committee are provided on the application. Deadline to submit is no later than 5pm on January 31, 2021. … See MoreSee Less
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Contra Costa Transportation Authority – CCTA
1 month ago
#NationalDressUpYourPetDay – If Sparky can wear bright or reflective colors when walking, he thinks you probably should too. He wants to remind people that drive, walk, & bike – SEE & BE SEEN … See MoreSee Less
Contra Costa Transportation Authority – CCTA
1 month ago
New year, new laws! Learn California’s new roadway safety laws here. tinyurl.com/y5wkcp9t … See MoreSee Less

New traffic laws take effect in California in 2021 says CHP
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Here is a list of some important new traffic laws that will be enforced starting January 2021.Rider Update: the fare-free shuttle to the Coliseum Vaccination site will operate between 8am- 7:30pm, 7-days a week.
Learn more: https://www.actransit.org/news/ac-transit-modifies-operating-hours-for-temporary-fare-free-shuttle









