VTP 2040 Multimodal Transportation Investment Projects
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1 Campbell B1 Los Gatos Creek Trail Expansion on West Side (Hamilton to Campbell) $ B2 Widen Los Gatos Creek Trail on East Side (Camden to Campbell) $ B3 San Tomas Aquino Creek Trail: Westmont High School to Virginia $ B4 Portals Project: Bike Lanes on Campbell Avenue at SR 17 $ S1 Hamilton Ave. Intelligent Transportation Systems $ S2 Citywide Traffic Signal System Upgrade $ S3 Winchester Blvd. Intelligent Transportation System $ S4 Reactivation of Traffic Count Stations $0.1 Gilroy B7 Western Ronan Channel SCVWD Service Road Trail $ B8 Gilroy Sports Park Trail $ B9 Lions Creek SCVWD Service Road Trail: West of Kern Ave. between Kern and $2.2 Day B10 Lions Creek SCVWD Service Road Trail: West of Santa Teresa Blvd. (Between $0.7 Tapestry and ST/ Day Rd east) B11 Northern Uvas Creek SCVWD Service Road Trail $ S6 City of Gilroy Adaptive Traffic Control System $ S7 City of Gilroy Event Management System $ S8 City of Gilroy Traffic Signal System Upgrade $ S9 City of Gilroy Flood Watch Camera Installations $ S10 ITS Enhancements on Santa Teresa Blvd. $ S11 10thSt St. and Downtown Signals Upgrade $ S12 SR 152 Signal System Upgrade $ S13 Gilroy Community Bus Signal Priority $ S14 Gilroy Other Signal Upgrade $ S15 Gilroy Downtown Parking Management System $0.4 Los Altos B14 Miramonte Ave. Bikeway Improvement $ B15 Stevens Creek Link Trail $3.5 Los Altos B17 El Monte Rd. from Stonebrook to Voorhees Segment 4 $0.3 Hills Los Gatos B19 Los Gatos Creek Trail Connector to SR 9 $ S16 Town of Los Gatos Traffic Signal System Upgrade $0.4 Milpitas B20 Montague Expwy Bike/Ped Overcrossing $ R11 Dixon Landing Road Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements $ S17 South Milpitas Blvd. SMART Corridor $0.6 Morgan Hill S19 Citywide Traffic Signal Operation Center $ S20 Citywide Wireless Vehicle Detection System Installation $1.1 Mountain B31 Stevens Creek Trail Reach 4 Segment 2: Dale/Heatherstone to Mountain View $13.9 View High School B32 Stevens Creek Trail/Middlefield Rd. North Side Access $ B33 Stevens Creek Trail/Landels School Trailhead $ S21 Citywide Traffic Signal Upgrade and IP Traffic Signal Access $ S22 Shoreline Blvd. Adaptive Traffic Signals $2.0 7
2 S23 Rengstorff Ave. Traffic Signal Improvements $1.6 Palo Alto B41 Bicycle Boulevards Network Project $ B42 California Ave. Caltrain Undercrossing: ADA Retrofit/Reconstruction $ B43 US 101/Adobe Creek Ped/Bicycle Grade separation $ R29 Palo Alto Smart Streets $ S24 Citywide Traffic Signal System Upgrade $ S25 Citywide Traffic Signal CCTV/Emergency Vehicle Preemption Project (not $1.7 mapped) San Jose B45 Almaden Expwy. Bicycle and Pedestrian Overcrossing along Guadalupe River $9.8 Trail alignment B47 Los Gatos Creek Trail (Auzerais Ave. to Park Ave.) $ B48 Los Gatos Creek Trail (Park to Santa Clara): Diridon Station Segment $ B49 Coyote Creek Trail (Montague Expwy. to Oakland Rd.) $ B50 Coyote Creek Trail (Oakland Rd. to Watson Park) $ B51 Coyote Creek Trail (Watson Park to Williams St. Park) $ B52 Coyote Creek Trail (Williams St. Park to Kelley Park) $ B53 Branham Lane: Edenvale Bicycle / Pedestrian Overcrossing and Bike Trails (US $ & Coyote Creek) B54 Blossom Hill: Calero Bikeways at Coleman Rd to Palmia Dr at Cottle Rd $ B55 Brokaw Coleman Airport Bikeway $ B56 CapitolAve Ave./Capitol Expwy. Bikeway from Penitencia Creek Rd/Trail to $0.3 Quimby Rd B57 Charcot Bikeway: from Orchard Pkwy to Hwy 880 $ B58 Five Wounds Trail: Watson Park to Williams St. Park Alum Rock BART Station $21.9 Segment B60 Hwy 237 Bikeway on & off road from Grt America Parkway to Zanker $ B61 Monroe Bikeway: Newhall St to Hwy 17 POC at Daniel Way / Westfield Ave. $ B63 Park Ave/San Fernando St. San Antonio Bikeway $ B64 Penitencia Creek Trail: Coyote Creek King Rd. $ B65 Thompson Creek Trail: Tully Rd to County Limit $ B66 Three Creeks Trail from Lonus Street to Coyote Creek (formerly Willow Glen $2.9 Spur Trail) R37 Caltrain Pedestrian Crossing Bridge at Blossom Hill Station $ R40 North San Jose Bike and Ped Improvements $ R44 Neiman Blvd. Pedestrian Overcrossing at Capitol Expwy. $ R48 Bird Ave. Pedestrian Corridor $ R51 Auzerais Ave. Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements from Sunol St. to Race St. $ R45 CaItrain Grade Separation at Branham Ln. (included in ) $ S27 San Jose Proactive Signal Retiming Program $ S28 San Jose Transportation Communications Network Enhancements $ S29 San Jose Traffic Signal System Upgrades $ S30 Downtown San Jose Area Freeway Management System $2.4 8
3 San Jose S31 Downtown San Jose Local Street Advanced Traffic Management System $3.6 Continued S32 Downtown San Jose CMS Upgrades $ S33 King Rd/Story Rd. Area Advanced Traffic Management System $ S34 Silicon Valley ITS Program Upgrades $ S35 Silicon Valley TiMC San Jose Police Department Integration $ S36 City of San Jose Red Light Running Enforcement Program $ S37 San Jose Traffic Signal Interconnect $ S38 SVITS Hybrid Analogy/Digital Video System $ S39 Silicon Valley TiMC Ramp Metering Integration $ S40 Monterey Highway ITS $ S41 San Jose Emergency Vehicle Preemption System $ S42 SVITS Connection to Sunnyvale $ S43 Winchester /Stevens Creek Area Advanced Traffic Mgmt System $ S44 Eastridge/Evergreen Area Advanced Traffic Mgmt System $ S45 Almaden/Blossom Hill Area Advanced Traffic Mgmt System $2.4 Santa Clara B95 San Tomas Aquino Creek Spur Trail $ S49 Santa Clara Communications Network Upgrade $ S50 Santa Clara Traffic Signals Upgrade $ S51 Santa Clara TMC Upgrade $1.3 Saratoga B97 Blue Hills School RR Crossing Safety Project $ R74 SR 9 Ped Safety Improvement $ R75 Citywide Signal Upgrade Project Phase II $ R76 Herriman Ave./Saratoga Ave. Traffic Signal $ R78 Verde Vista Ln. Traffic Signal $ R80 Saratoga Ave. Sidewalk Ped Improvement $ S60 City of Saratoga Citywide Signal Upgrade Project Phase II $ S61 Citywide Accessible Pedestrian Signals $0.4 Sunnyvale B99 Bernardo Ave. Caltrain Undercrossing $ B100 Mary Ave. Bike Lanes Fremont to Evelyn $ B102 Stevens Creek Trail Connector $ B103 Mathilda Ave. Bike Lanes: US 101 to El Camino Real $ B108 Maude Ave. Bike Lanes: Mathilda to Wolfe $ R85 Sunnyvale Downtown Specific Plan Improvements $ R86 Installation of Ped Countdown Signals $ S62 Traffic Adaptive Signal Controller Update $ S63 Citywide CCTV Camera Deployment $ S64 Citywide Traffic Signal Controller Update $ S65 Citywide Count and Speed Monitoring Stations $ S66 Citywide ITS Communications Infrastructure $ S67 Traffic Management Center Integration $ S68 Emergency Preemption Receiver Installation $1.2 County B113 Oregon Expwy/Page Mill Rd: I 280 Interchange Modification $1.09 9
4 County B114 McKean Rd Shoulder Improvements (Harry Rd to Bailey Ave) $6.6 Continued B120 Los Gatos Creek Trail Lark Ave to Blossom Hill Dr. $ B121 Coyote Creek Trail Silicon Valley Blvd to Metcalf Rd. $ R93 Fitzgerald Ave/Masten Ave Realignment at Monterey $ R94 Santa Teresa Blvd & Tilton Ave Traffic Signal Improvements $ R95 Railroad Crossing Improvements at Church Ave and Monterey Hwy $ R97 Santa Teresa Blvd & San Martin Ave Traffic Signal Improvements $ R98 Doyle Rd Bicycle and Pedestrian Trail Connection $ R88 Foothill Expwy./Loyola Bridge $ S74 Expressway Adaptive Pedestrian Timing Project $ S75 Expressway and Santa Teresa Corridor Bike Detection $ X2 Capitol Expwy TOS infrastructure $ X21 $5.8 Santa Teresa Blvd/Hale Ave Corridor TOS Infrastructure Improvements X22 SCC Motorist Traffic Information & Advisory Systems $ X23 Signal Coordination/Interconnect with Cross Streets $ X24 TOS Infrastructure Improvements $11.6 Total Constrained MTI Projects $560.3 Pavement and fully funded projects not included. 10
5 San Antonio Union VTP 2040: MTI Projects (Multimodal Transportation Investment Preliminary Constrained Project List) WREN HALE LLAGAS X21 R94 Burnett S19, S20 S25 B41 University B113 R97 Main R93 B10 Page Mill Dunne 0 2 Miles Tennant Santa Teresa Embarcadero B42 R95 B9 Alma Middlefield!!" B11 B17 El Camino Real B43 Rengstorff B14 Foothill Expressway South County San Martin S10 R93 Leavesley S11 S6, S12 7,9 S8 B8 B7 S13, 14,15!" S23 S24 Miramonte Shoreline Charleston S21 Moffet R88 Source: Valley Transportation Authority Preliminary Unconstrained Project List, TeleAtlas Date: B33 S22 Fremont B32 }þ 85 B100 B102 B31 B15 McClellan Mary B99 R86, S68 R78 Sunnyvale Saratoga Mathilda R75 B103 R85 B97 Caribbean R76 Homestead Prospect R74 B108 Lawrence }þ Tasman Central Expressway B95 R80 R98 S16 Doyle Saratoga B3 Campbell Hacienda B120 B60b S1 Winchester B19 R40 S51 S50 S49 S4 S2 }þ S30- S36, S32 S60- S61 S62- S67 X22- X24 S74- S75 37,41 B63 B63 B48 B61 S27- B52 S29 S33 S35 S43 R48 R51 B66 S44 B47 Montague Winchester B60a Lafayette S3 Bascom B2 1ST R11 Coleman Stevens Creek B4 B57 Zanker Hamilton B1 B49 B55 Blossom Hill S17 Abel Willow S34, S35, 38,42 S39 Curtner Hillsdale Camden Oakland B20 13th 10th Branham Calaveras B50 B64 S45 B45 B51 Landess S30 Berryessa }þ 87 Mabury B58 X2 Almaden Expressway B56 Alum Rock B54 Piedmont Keyes Snell!! " VTP 2040 project Tully Capitol Expressway B114 VTP 2040 project that spans entire city or county 0 4 Miles R45 S35 R37 Santa Teresa R44 Cottle Coyote Monterey B53 B65 B121 o S40 M
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