This project developed a plan identifying preferred design alternatives for a Class IV separated bikeway and the conversion of the existing Park and Ride into a Mobility Hub that offers access to a variety of sustainable transportation options. The plan considered how to include complete streets and smart corridor features and access improvements for people walking along the corridor. 

Final US101/SR92 Mobility Hub and Smart Corridor Concept Plan

 

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Project Team

  • City of San Mateo (Sponsor)
  • SamTrans (Funding Partner)
  • San Mateo County Transportation Authority (Implementing Agency - TA Technical Assistance)

Project Goals

  • Expand transportation options
  • Increase access to safe, high-quality transit
  • Reduce emissions and enhance public health
  • Improve conditions for all non-motorized forms of transportation (e.g. walking, biking, scootering, etc.)

Project Location

City of San Mateo - 19th Ave. and Fashion Island Blvd, including the Caltrans Park and Ride Lot beneath the US101/SR92 interchange

Map showing extent of corridor on 19th Avenue and Fashion Island Boulevard

 

Project Timeline

  • Spring 2023: Assess existing conditions and develop infrastructure toolkit
  • Spring/Summer 2023: Phase 1 of community engagement to identify needs and mobility gaps
  • Fall/Winter 2023: Develop design alternatives to address community identified issues
  • Spring 2024: Phase 2 of community engagement to review design alternatives
  • Summer 2024: Select preferred alternative and develop an implementation strategy
  • Winter/Spring 2025: Create the draft and final Plan

Community Design Alternatives Workshop

Documents

For more information or questions, please email info@smcta.com. 

Other Connections

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