The San Bernardino County Transportation Authority (SBCTA) joined regional partners, local leaders, and community members to celebrate the completion of the new Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) at Interstate 215 and University Parkway. This innovation solution is the first DDI in San Bernardino County and a significant milestone for mobility in the east valley. Located at […]
The SBCTA Board of Directors has approved new funding to help seniors and people with disabilities get better transportation in the High Desert. The money comes from the Federal Transit Administration’s Section 5310 program, which supports transportation for people who have trouble using regular transit services. This year, the Victor Valley Transit Authority (VVTA) became […]
At its May 6 meeting, the SBCTA Board of Directors completed the first reading of the proposed Measure I Ordinance No. 261. This ordinance would continue the half cent sales tax that helps pay for transportation projects across San Bernardino County. Voters first approved Measure I in 1989 and extended it in 2004. The new […]
Since 2006, SBCTA has been helping stranded drivers with its Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) Program. The FSP uses special tow trucks to patrol busy freeways during peak traffic hours, helping people with car trouble. These trucks travel along areas called “Beats” and cover more than 98 miles of freeway. The program helps keep drivers safe, […]
Local artists have the chance to create artwork that will be on public display along the 19-mile West Valley Connector Bus Rapid Transit route, currently under construction in the cities of Ontario, Pomona, Montclair, and Rancho Cucamonga. The artwork will be displayed on utility boxes at 33 locations along the route. The San Bernardino County […]
Congressman Pete Aguilar (CA-33) visited San Bernardino County to present SBCTA with a $2 million federal appropriations check in support of the Highland–Redlands Connector Project. The funding, which the Congressman championed through this year’s appropriations process, will help advance a safer, more accessible pedestrian and bicycle connection between the two communities. The project is expected […]
On April 1, 2026, the SBCTA Board of Directors voted to oppose Assembly Bill 1678 (Harabedian), legislation that would create a new “Claremontclair Authority” to construct an extension of Metro’s A Line from Claremont into the City of Montclair. After prudent discussion and careful consideration of the long and complex history surrounding the proposed Gold Line extension to […]
The SBCTA Board of Directors approved a four‑month pilot program to test new technology that could improve enforcement on the I‑10 Express Lanes. Since the lanes opened, verifying whether drivers meet the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV 3+) requirement has been a challenge. Current methods depend on California Highway Patrol field patrols and a beacon system […]
The SBCTA Board of Directors approved an amendment to the regional Southern California 511 Traveler Information System agreement, extending the program through June 2031. The 511 system is a vital tool that provides real‑time travel information to residents and commuters across San Bernardino County and the broader Southern California region. By extending the agreement and […]
The SBCTA Board received an update on the dedicated law enforcement services that help keep Metrolink and Arrow safe for riders throughout San Bernardino County. Safety continues to be a top priority for the regional rail network, and this update highlighted ongoing investments that strengthen the onboard experience and ensure that passengers feel secure whether […]
