Silicon Valley local and regional bus news.
Key events occurred at the December 5, 2019 Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) Board Of Directors’ meeting. County Supervisor Cindy Chavez was elected Board Chair for 2020. By an 8-4 vote, Sunnyvale City Council Member Glenn Hendricks was elected Board Vice-Chair for 2020. The press for public disclosure of things continued, and more.
Read on for more of what happened at this Board meeting…
Major changes to your bus and light rail service in Silicon Valley are coming. On December 28, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) will make major changes to its bus and light rail service, adding new bus lines, closing down the Almaden light rail spur, and eliminating some bus lines.
Learn how YOU will be affected by these changes.
Meanwhile, let us know how VTA’s service changes will affect you thru any of these methods:
More on these transit service changes, and how you will be affected, will be in a separate post.
Eugene Bradley
Founder, Silicon Valley Transit Users
There is something for just about everyone at tonight’s Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) Board meeting. It all starts at 5:30pm at the County Supervisors’ Chambers, 70 W. Hedding St., in San Jose. Here are directions by transit or automobile on getting there.
Details to focus on for tonight’s Board meeting agenda are as follows…
We apologize for the inconvenience. We have had an unusual number of cancellations or routes being placed in service later than scheduled due to a shortage in personnel. Unfortunately, this was the case with the trip you were attempting to board. -TH
— VTA Customer Service (@vtaservice) October 10, 2019
Ever wonder why your Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) bus or light rail train sometimes does not show up as scheduled? VTA has a shortage of drivers, that’s why.
More on what is going on – and what YOU can do to get VTA to resolve this latest crisis – is below.