Community members and advocates are mobilizing at a rally on Tuesday, July 1st to pressure San Mateo County leaders to “opt-in” to the 2026 regional transportation funding measure - preventing dire service cuts to BART, Caltrain, Muni, AC Transit, and other transit agencies. If San Mateo County does not “opt-in,” BART and Caltrain will be forced to slash service in the County: stranding riders, clogging our roads, fouling our air, and stalling our economy.

Last week Governor Gavin Newsom proposed slashing transit funding in the state budget. This is despite, thousands of Californians and over 115 organizations calling on the Governor to invest $2 billion in transit throughout the state for. Tune in to the webinar and Q&A with California transit advocates and policy experts to learn: What the Governor's proposed budget means for your community, what happens next in the budget process, and what we can all do to push back to save transit in California!

Join this conversation with Dr. Marco Chitti, fellow at NYU Marron Institute and Transit Costs Project, who will speak on Italy's “Long Modernization” – an incremental railway modernization process spanning over a century through planning and steady, programmatic funding. What lessons can American rail project delivery learn from Italy? What are other ways to structure American public transport investment?

Join local organizations and transit advocates at Lytton Plaza on May 21st, 2025 from 5-7pm to learn how e-scooters and e-bikes can revolutionize how you can get around.

Climate change demands new solutions - and new stories. Join Seamless Bay Area and NorCal Public Media for a special screening of Climate California, a new PBS documentary series exploring the causes, impacts, and solutions of climate change through the stories of people. ​This event will air the 30-minute episode on how technology can help or hinder the fight against climate change. The episode screening will be followed by a panel and Q&A with the documentary filmmakers and documentary series guests. Light snacks and drinks will be provided. 

How can we create transportation options for workers and residents and address the housing shortage? Join this event where we will myth-bust the parking and traffic worries that are common barriers to addressing the housing shortage. We'll look towards local solutions and think about how transportation demand management measures can be implemented in our community, especially at new housing sites.

Care about the interconnection of climate, health and transportation? Help build the regional vision at the Move Bay Area North Bay Summit at Napa Valley College!

Oakland's District 2 Special Election on April 15th can significantly impact how Oakland residents and visitors get around. Tune in to learn directly from the candidates vying for your vote about their values, vision, and plans for how Oakland residents and visitors get around.

San Jose voters living in the downtown and the surrounding area will decide who will represent them on City Council this coming April - with early voting starting on March 10th. Join this webinar to learn directly from District 3 candidates vying for your vote about their values, vision, and plans for how San Jose residents and visitors get around.

Tune into this webinar to learn about the plan from California State Transportation Agency staff. Researchers and advocates will give their reaction to the updated plan including cost analysis, the political changes needed to implement reforms, and upcoming funding and reform opportunities.

Join us for an exciting event where we'll dive into the future of transportation in the Bay Area.

Join as we talk to residents and urge them to send letters to their elected officials in favor of more transit funding, policy reforms, and the importance of public transit!

Join us on Thursday, Dec 12th for an on-site tour of the Bay Area's new transit signage and for a social event.

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback.

Join San Francisco Transit Riders and Seamless Bay Area to close out Transit Month by celebrating some of the people who have gone above and beyond to improve transit in the past year.

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback!

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback!

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback!

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback!

​Join us for Transit Month Game to socialize and meet other transit enthusiasts, board gamers, and community members for an evening featuring "Connect the Bay", the game about seamless transit in the Bay Area, Trial by Trolley, Ticket to Ride, and 250+ more games.

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback!

The Bay Area is identifying its vision and plan for the future of public transportation and we need community members like you to provide feedback!

​Join us for a tour of the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park, one of the most significant historical sites in the East Bay and known as the “Birthplace of Oakland”.

Stop by Lytton Plaza to learn about e-bikes including several programs in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties that can help you cover the cost of an e-bike! 

Join us to at this send away event for Ian Griffiths as he steps down from his role as Seamless Bay Area's Policy Director and Co-Executive Director.

Join us in the Mission District to grab a drink and meet folks who are advocating for a unified and world-class transportation network in the Bay Area. We'll be joined by the Overhead Wire's Jeff Wood.

Join Bay Area transit riders and Transit Transformation Task Force members for a 'ride-along' prior to the June 17th SB 125 Task Force meeting in San Francisco. This ride along is being organized by transit advocacy groups in the Bay Area, including Seamless Bay Area, Public Advocates, San Francisco Transit Riders, Senior and Disability Action, and others.

Seamless Bay Area will be at the Downtown Berkeley Farmers Market on May 18th from 10am to 3pm to talk to voters about the importance of public transportation, mobilize people in preparation for a 2026 regional transportation funding measure, and also to get some food and fresh produce. Please fill out the linked form if you are interested in joining our volunteer crew!