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Transportation Commission
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Richmond–San Rafael Bridge at sunset, seen from Point Molate in Richmond

WEST CONTRA COSTA TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

Improving transportation.
Across West County.

WCCTC brings cities, the county, and transit agencies together to plan transportation improvements and help more people travel without driving alone.

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WEST COUNTY, CALIFORNIARichmond–San Rafael Bridge · View from Point Molate

HOW CAN WE HELP?

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BART and Capitol Corridor trains at Richmond Transit Center
RICHMOND TRANSIT CENTER

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01 / PLANS IN ACTION

RICHMOND PARKWAY TRANSPORTATION PLAN
Residents discussing Richmond Parkway transportation proposals at a community outreach table
COMMUNITY PERSPECTIVESRichmond Parkway outreach · Photo from WCCTC.
ADOPTED PLAN · FEBRUARY 2025

A safer
Richmond
Parkway.

A plan shaped around the people who live, work, and travel here.

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THE STUDY AREARichmond Parkway & Castro Street

Between I-80 and I-580

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NEXT PUBLIC MEETINGScheduled
OCTOBER082026

Technical Advisory Committee

Thursday · 1:30 p.m. Pacific

El Cerrito

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PROGRAMS / EVERYDAY MOBILITY

Bus passes. Ride support.
Help with everyday travel.

From the school run to the trip home, find transit support and practical help for getting around with confidence.

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Cerrito Theater and the San Pablo Avenue streetscape in El Cerrito, photographed in 2013LOCAL PERSPECTIVES. REGIONAL COORDINATION.

ABOUT THE COMMISSION

Nine agencies.
Coordinating better travel.

Five cities, Contra Costa County, and three transit operators work together through WCCTC to improve transportation across our region.

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