Santa Clara County Transit District
In 1969, Santa Clara County had three private bus companies, all of which were in serious financial trouble: Peninsula Transit, San Jose City Lines, and Peerless Stages. The See more

VTA also serves as the Congestion Management Agency for Santa Clara County. In this role VTA makes decisions on what local … See more

The VTA headquarters and administration offices are next to the River Oaks light rail station on North First Street in San Jose. There are four … See more

Besides providing transit services to residents of Santa Clara County, VTA also manages countywide highway projects that use county sales tax revenues, in conjunction with Caltrans. In this role, VTA was responsible for several highway projects such as … See more

Board of Directors
Starting from January 1, 1995, the Santa Clara VTA special district is governed by a board of directors with 12 voting members composed of political leaders at the city and county level, including the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors See more

VTA operates three light rail lines, a number of bus lines, and paratransit service. VTA is a member agency of Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board that manages Caltrain commuter rail, providing one-third of annual operating funds and all the funding for specific … See more

• VTA
• Outreach
• Silicon Valley Transit Users – A public transit advocate and watchdog group not affiliated with VTA See more