Shared Mobility Hubs
Part-time
Transit Lanes
Express Lane Completion
Shared
Mobility Hubs
Mobility as
a service
Automated
Driving Systems
Advanced
Technologies
Project Overview
The Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) is advancing the development of three shared mobility hubs along the Interstate 680 corridor as part of the INNOVATE 680 program, a suite of projects to address corridor-wide congestion, travel delays, and long-standing operational challenges along I-680.
What is a shared mobility hub?
Shared mobility hubs are locations where various modes of transportation such as biking, walking, transit, carpooling, and ride-hailing come together for more convenient and seamless travel. They may also feature amenities like mobile retail, package delivery, enhanced waiting areas, device charging, and Wi-Fi.
Goals of the Project
SEAMLESS, SAFE TRAVEL
Integrates multiple transportation options into a single safe, clean, and convenient location
ENHANCED ACCESS
Variety of modes offered will accommodate a diverse range of accessibility needs
REGIONAL CONNECTIONS
Easier transitions between local and regional transportation systems
INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY
Real-time transit information to help optimize trip planning for more reliable travel
Shared Mobility Hub Locations
In 2023, CCTA completed a feasibility study on potential shared mobility hub locations along the I-680 corridor. Potential sites – at BART stations, park & ride lots, and transit centers – were identified and are shown on the map. The three highlighted sites in Martinez, Walnut Creek, and San Ramon have all received funding and are moving forward with environmental clearance and engineering.
Currently, CCTA is developing a design concept to transform the Martinez Amtrak Station into a shared mobility hub. For more information, please refer to the project fact sheet below.
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Part-time
Transit Lanes
Shared
Mobility Hubs
Automated
Driving Systems
Express Lane Completion
Mobility as
a service