The East San Francisco Bay Area’s SMART Corridors program is changing the way that drivers think about buses

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n early 2003, the Alameda County Congestion Management Agency (ACCMA) turned 14 miles of San Pablo Avenue into a SMART corridor using an inventive mix of technological tools and relationship building with stakeholders. “Our approach was to generate consensus among jurisdictions so that emergency and transit services, planning agencies and other govern- ing bodies would work together because each could see how the program met their inter-

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The East San Francisco Bay Area’s SMART Corridors program is changing the way that drivers think about buses

The East San Francisco Bay Area’s SMART Corridors program is changing the way that drivers think about buses

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