
Plans and Studies
WCCTC develops and coordinates transportation plans, projects, programs, and policies for the West Contra Costa area.

Richmond Parkway Transportation Plan
Located in the City of Richmond and in unincorporated Contra Costa County, including North Richmond, Richmond Parkway is a major road linking I‑80 and I‑580. The Northern California Section of the American Planning Association awarded the plan its Transportation Planning Award of Excellence.
Open the adopted planPlan Priorities
Richmond Parkway and Castro Street, I‑80 to I‑580
- Safe travelReduce speeding, collisions, and neighborhood cut-through traffic.
- Healthy communitiesReduce localized pollution and expand transportation choices.
- Regional accessConnect trails, parks, jobs, schools, transit, and the Port of Richmond.
- Practical deliveryAdvance priority strategies with an implementation and funding path.

Public Review Before Adoption
Residents, businesses, and partner agencies reviewed the Richmond Parkway plan at neighborhood events and online, in English and Spanish, before the Board adopted it.
Richmond Parkway plan pageMore Plans and Studies
West County Action PlanTransportation needs and priorities across the subregion
High Capacity Transit StudyOptions for major West County connections
Seniors and People with Disabilities StudyTransportation needs and service strategiesMore on the Official Site
- West Contra Costa Express Bus Study
- Transit Enhancement and Wayfinding Plan
- Transportation Expenditure Plan (TEP)
- CCTA Express Bus Study
- CCTA Ferry Feasibility Study
- AC Transit Major Corridors Study
- Regional Goods Movement Study
- Rodeo/Crockett San Pablo Ave Complete Streets Planning
- San Pablo Rumrill Complete Streets
- South Richmond Connectivity Plan
- I‑80 / Central Avenue Interchange
- I‑80 / San Pablo Dam Road Interchange
- I‑80 Smart Corridor
- Hercules Intermodal Transit Center (ITC)