Tri Delta Transit announced that the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) is hosting TWO TOWN HALL MEETINGS to discuss possible locations for MOBILITY HUBS in eastern Contra Costa (Antioch and Pittsburg). These hubs could be a center for parking when commuting, ride-share, bicycling, community gathering place, and more.
from Tri Delta Transit
What is this project about?
The East County Community Mobility Hubs Study aims to enhance transportation options for people in the Tri Delta Transit service area, focusing on equity-priority communities in Antioch and nearby communities such as Pittsburg and Oakley. In partnership with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), the study will work with community members, local organizations, and stakeholders to plan for future “mobility hubs” that connect people with different options to get where they need to go. This could look like a “park and ride” that includes connections to buses, BART, on-demand shuttles, bike- or car-share options, or electric vehicle charging stations.
What is a mobility hub?
Mobility hubs are places in a community where public transit, bike-share, car-share, and other transportation options come together, making it easy, affordable, and accessible for people to get around.
Interested in learning more about Mobility Hubs? Check out these resources below:
- MTC Mobility Hubs Definition
- First-of-its-kind mobility hub opens in Del Paso Heights
- Mobility Hubs at Affordable Housing Pilot Program
We need your input! Your input can help inform future mobility improvements in East County!
Tri Delta Transit wants to hear from you about your current travel patterns and what mobility options or hub features would help you get to where you need to go. Please join us at our upcoming neighborhood workshop events to talk to the project team in person:
- THURSDAY, March 20th, Antioch Library Neighborhood Workshop, 4- 6 pm, 501 W. 18th Street, Antioch
We hope to see you at a workshop soon! New dates and locations will be added soon, so stay tuned!
At the workshop, we’ll:
- Share key takeaways from our study on local transportation challenges and opportunities
- Get your input on where mobility hubs should be located
- Gather feedback on what features and services would be most helpful
Your insights will directly influence how we refine mobility hub locations and services to meet real community needs. Let’s work together to make transportation better, safer, and more convenient for everyone.
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