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  San José deserves a modern and efficient transportation system that features well-maintained roads, efficient public transit and top-notch traveling facilities.

    Building a Transportation Network for the Future

A strong transportation system is critical for economic growth and quality of life. As a result, Mayor Reed has worked to ensure that San José’s transportation infrastructure meets the need of our local residents and businesses. During his tenure, Mayor Reed has
  • Co-chaired the winning campaign to bring BART to Silicon Valley. External Link
  • Made a personal commitment to attract new air service to San José's new world-class airport. External Link
  • Secured more than $15 million in federal stimulus funds to repave San José’s worst streets.
  • Led the regional effort to ensure that High-Speed Rail External Link runs through San José, thus connecting the city to California’s tourism and economic centers.
  • Secured $26 million in stimulus money for automated baggage screening systems and taxiway improvements at Mineta San José International Airport.
   
   
   
Featured Transportation News & Updates  
     
   

ANA Announces New Nonstop Service to Tokyo from Silicon Valley’s Airport

All Nippon AirwaysPOSTED: 12/21/2011
All Nippon Airways (ANA) has announced new nonstop service (projected to launch between April 2012 and March 2013) between Narita International Airport in Tokyo and Mineta San José International Airport. The decision comes in response to a concerted effort by Mayor Reed, city officials and regional business leaders to attract non-stop flights to new domestic and international destinations. Learn more PDF

Learn more about the new and improved Mineta San José International Airport (SJC) External Link



Other Recent Transportation News

Memo from Mayor Reed regarding High Speed Rail - UPDATED: 12/21/2011
Mayor Reed has released the following memo with recommendations for the City's public process to consider visual design guidelines and tunnel options for High Speeed Rail. Read the memo PDF

Memo from Mayor Reed on 15 MPH School Zones - UPDATED: 12/21/2011
Mayor Reed, Councilmember Oliverio and Councilmember Rocha released the following recommendation to give San Jose schools the voluntary option to establish 15 MPH traffic zones around campus. Read the memo PDF

Statement from Mayor Reed and Mayor Quan on AB 57 - POSTED: 7/6/2011
Mayor Chuck Reed and Mayor Jean Quan (Oakland) have released the following statement regarding a decision by a California State Senate Committee to delay action on AB 57 (Beall), which would have updated the membership formula for the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. Read the joint statementPDF

     
     
     

   
 
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