Contra Costa Transportation Authority - CCTA

Contra Costa Transportation Authority - CCTA CCTA is the principal transportation planning agency in Contra Costa County, California.

Formed by Contra Costa voters in 1988, CCTA’s mission is to deliver a comprehensive transportation system that enhances mobility and accessibility, while promoting a healthy environment and strong economy. Contra Costa County includes:

Antioch
Brentwood
Clayton
Concord
Danville
El Cerrito
Hercules
Lafayette
Martinez
Moraga
Oakley
Orinda
Pinole
Pittsburg
Pleasant Hill
Richmond
San Pablo
San Ramon
Walnut Creek

and Unincorporated Contra Costa County.

There is still time to take our Youth Transportation Survey! Please help us spread the word.
08/26/2026

There is still time to take our Youth Transportation Survey! Please help us spread the word.

CCTA wants feedback from families on their experiences with youth transportation programs (e.g. Youth Ride Free). Your input can help improve transportation for youth & families in Contra Costa. Survey: driveless.typeform.com/Youth2026

En español: https://driveless.typeform.com/YRF-Espanol2026

One more week until our second adaptive cycling event! Don’t worry if you missed our first event, we have two more upcom...
08/14/2026

One more week until our second adaptive cycling event!

Don’t worry if you missed our first event, we have two more upcoming. Join CCTA, BORP Adaptive Cycling Center, and Independent Living Resources of Solano & Contra Costa Counties in Bay Point on August 21. No experience necessary, open to all, and completely free.

RSVP here:
tinyurl.com/AdaptiveCycling

Do you live in Moraga or travel along Moraga Road? The Town of Moraga is seeking community input on proposed improvement...
08/12/2026

Do you live in Moraga or travel along Moraga Road? The Town of Moraga is seeking community input on proposed improvements for Segment 3 of the Livable Moraga Road project.

Complete the online survey by Sunday, August 16, at 11 p.m. Your feedback will help identify community priorities, questions and concerns before final recommendations are presented to the Town Council this fall.

The Town will also host a virtual community meeting on Wednesday, September 16, from 7–8:30 p.m. to review the survey results, discuss proposed improvements and share the project’s next steps.

Take the survey and find the Zoom meeting information at www.moraga.ca.us/lmr !

The Livable Moraga Road project is a community-based planning effort for Moraga Road, looking at ways to improve the function, character and livability of the corridor between Campolindo High School and St. Mary’s Road.

Do you or someone you know need transportation to medical appointments, the grocery store or other important destination...
08/04/2026

Do you or someone you know need transportation to medical appointments, the grocery store or other important destinations?

The LIFE Program can help eligible ADA paratransit riders receive 10 free rides every month through:

Central Contra Costa Transit Authority LINK
Tri Delta Transit
WestCAT Paratransit/Dial-A-Ride

Riders must be registered for ADA paratransit with one of the participating providers and meet the program’s income eligibility requirements.

Check the attached flyer for full eligibility information and contact your paratransit provider directly to apply.

Please share this post. Someone in your family, neighborhood or community may qualify and not know this assistance is available.

Learn more about the LIFE Program and other accessibility programs: https://ccta.ca.gov/accessibility/

07/30/2026

Happy National Intern Day!

Today we are celebrating CCTA’s first ever summer intern cohort. We’re grateful for everything they’ve brought to the team and we can’t wait to see what they accomplish next. 💙

Our summer interns had a blast attending this years Bay Point Resource Fair. We were able to talk (and listen) to so man...
07/28/2026

Our summer interns had a blast attending this years Bay Point Resource Fair. We were able to talk (and listen) to so many families in our county and let them know what CCTA is all about.

Special thanks to Contra Costa County Supervisor Shanelle Scales-Preston and her staff for doing a phenomenal job bringing this event to life. We were amazed at just how many resources were made available.

We are already looking forward to next years event!

How should Contra Costa County move over the next few decades? The people who live, work and travel here help shape that...
07/27/2026

How should Contra Costa County move over the next few decades? The people who live, work and travel here help shape that future—and we want to hear from you!

On July 15, the CCTA Board approved the release of the Draft Countywide Transportation Plan (2050) for public review and comment. Developed with nearly two years of community and stakeholder input, the draft outlines goals, strategies and proposed projects for creating a safer, more connected, reliable and sustainable transportation system.

CTP2050, aka “The Plan,” will help guide transportation planning and funding decisions throughout Contra Costa County.

Please review The Plan and its appendices:

https://ccta.ca.gov/planning/ctp/

In 2025, CCTA is updating the Countywide Transportation Plan (CTP) to advance sustainability, innovation, and equitable mobility solutions for Contra Costa’s future.

07/23/2026

In recognition of Disability Pride Month, CCTA wants to highlight the Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) — a newly founded committee working to bring adaptive and accessible transportation to all of Contra Costa County.��The AAC ensures accessibility is built into everything we do by advocating for the needs of riders with disabilities. Thank you to our AAC members for the countless hours and heart they've poured into our community. Their work truly makes a difference. ��Happy Disability Pride Month!💙

Have you ever tried adaptive cycling? 🚲It’s almost time for our first adaptive cycling pop-up event! CCTA is collaborati...
07/23/2026

Have you ever tried adaptive cycling? 🚲

It’s almost time for our first adaptive cycling pop-up event! CCTA is collaborating with BORP Adaptive Cycling Center and Independent Living Resources of Solano & Contra Costa Counties to host three adaptive cycling events in Contra Costa County.

Join us August 7th in Pittsburg to get matched with a bike that’s right for you. We can’t wait to see you there!

Sign up here:
https://borp.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F51661

Free summer rides don’t have to end when school starts.Applications open today for 511 CCTA’s Pass2Class program, which ...
07/07/2026

Free summer rides don’t have to end when school starts.

Applications open today for 511 CCTA’s Pass2Class program, which offers eligible Contra Costa students free bus passes at the start of the school year.

Pass2Class can help students keep riding free on County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, WestCAT or AC Transit as they head back to class.

Youth 18 and under can already ride free this summer on County Connection, Tri Delta Transit and WestCAT through July 31 — and Pass2Class helps continue access to free rides into the new school year.

Visit 511.ccta.ca.gov/pass2class to learn more and apply.

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2999 Oak Road, Ste 100
Walnut Creek, CA
94597

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