Transit Corridor Alternatives Analysis Underway and Public Input Being Sought on Project

The Regional Transportation Commission in partnership with Santa Cruz METRO has begun the Transit Corridor Alternatives Analysis (TCAA), a year-long study that will evaluate high-capacity public transit options that provide an integrated transit network for Santa Cruz County utilizing all or part of the length of the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line as a dedicated transit facility. Intercounty and interregional connections to Monterey, Gilroy, the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond will be considered.

Learn more by visiting the project webpage or attending one of our upcoming Public Open House meetings in February where you will be able to review displays and talk one-on-one with project team members.

Public Open House Meetings

Feb. 11, 6-7:30 p.m.
Live Oak Grange
1900 17th Ave., Santa Cruz

Feb. 12, 6-7:30 p.m.
Watsonville Library Community Room
275 Main St., 2nd floor, Watsonville

Don’t miss the opportunity to provide valuable input on transit alternatives and the evaluation process that will narrow down to a locally-preferred alternative that will best serve and connect our communities.

If you are unable to attend the public open house meetings, you can still provide input. Review the Transit Corridor Alternatives Analysis Draft Goals/Screening Criteria/Performance Measures and Draft Initial List of Alternatives then submit your input via email to transitcorridoraa@sccrtc.org, or mail to 1523 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, CA 95060. The deadline to provide public input is Feb. 13, 2020.