Transportation Agency for Monterey County Government News

City of King’s Downtown Streetscape Project was among this year’s winners of the 22nd Annual Transportation Excellence Awards, presented by the Transportation Agency for Monterey County (TAMC).

The California State Rail Plan envisions a network of high-speed, intercity corridor and commuter trains integrated with local transit hubs across the state, and the Transportation Agency of Monterey County has a strong vision for integrated rail in order to meet these targets for their jurisdiction.

Play can be a way for kids to learn new concepts, including math, vocabulary words and, according to transportation officials, the rules of the road.

Having just released a draft environmental impact report on planned improvements to the Highway 68 corridor, transportation officials are now hosting a series of public hearings to present their plans and receive feedback from residents.

Transportation Agency for Monterey County announced that U.S. Rep. Jimmy Panetta has secured $640,000 in federal funding for TAMC to develop a Monterey County Regional Vision Zero Plan.

The temporary redesign created as a Safe Routes to School demonstration is now open for community members to test out.

Transportation Agency for Monterey County announced that Soledad residents and workers will have the opportunity to vote on which projects to fund.

The city of Gonzales, in partnership with the Transportation Agency of Monterey County and Ecology Action, will be implementing a bike lane pilot project through June 30.

Transportation Agency for Monterey County announced that the $1 million will go toward the “US 101 Auxiliary Lane—South of Salinas” project.

Transportation Agency for Monterey County is seeking public input on the agency’s draft “Measure X Senior and Disabled Transportation Needs Assessment and Program Guidelines.”