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Highway 166/Black Road
Local leaders and residents celebrated the completion of this Traffic Signal and Safety Improvement project on September 27, 2024. A ribbon-cutting ceremony praised the efforts to improve movement, reduce congestion, and make safety upgrades for vehicles, bicyclists, freight, trucks, and commuters at the intersection of Highway 166 and Black Road. The project introduced a new…
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Santa Barbara Highway 101
Relieving the traffic congestion caused by the two lane bottleneck on Highway 101 south of Santa Barbara is county’s biggest transportation priority. The Measure Transportation Investment Plan allocates $140 million to widen Highway 101 to three lanes in each direction from Montecito to Carpinteria. Construction began on the first phase of the widening project, from…
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South Coast Transit Capital & Operations Program
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Specialized Transit for Elderly and Disabled
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Regional Safe Routes to School Program
SBCAG approved projects submitted for Cycle 1 of the program on January 19, 2012. Click here to view the list of approved projects. SBCAG approved projects submitted for Cycle 2 of the program on March 21, 2013. Click here to view the list of approved projects. SBCAG approved projects submitted for Cycle 3 of the program on March 17,…
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Carpinteria Circulation Improvements
This project will make safety or operational improvements to local streets and highways, consistent with the City of Carpinteria’s circulation element, including intersection improvements, synchronizing traffic signals, improving bicycle and pedestrian safety and mitigating the impacts of transportation improvements within the community. As part of the City of Carpinteria’s Circulation Improvements, the city is recommending…
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Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Program
The program will fund projects through a competitive grant process that would expand and improve the South Coast’s regional bicycle and pedestrian facilities network. Cities and the County will be eligible to compete for funding. School districts, universities, colleges, transit agencies, and Caltrans will be eligible to compete for funding with a city or county…
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South Coast Local Street and Transportation Improvements
These are projects of local importance selected by city councils and the Board of Supervisors. Projects eligible for funding include pothole repairs, traffic signal synchronization, bridge repairs and safety improvements. A full list of eligible projects is shown below. Revenues are allocated to cities and the County based on their proportionate share of the South…
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South Coast Interregional Transit Program
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Commuter and Passenger Rail
