CSMP CORRIDOR SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN INFO   Calrans District 4 Website

I-880 CSMP Final Document (October 11, 2010)

I-880 CSMP Fact Sheet

I-880 CSMP Executive Summary

I-880 CSMP Appendices

UC Berkeley CCIT (I-880) Corridor Management Plan Demonstration Report   

This report from UC Berkeley California Center for Innovative Transportation (CCIT) supports the I-880 CSMP document
currently in production.

 

I-880 : Connecting the Bay Area

Interstate 880 connects the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge with Silicon Valley, serving Port of Oakland, Oakland International Airport, Mineta International Airport in San José, and about ten eastern Bay Area cities.  I-880 also provides a critical link for the movement of goods between the Central Valley and Port of Oakland north of the I-238/580 Corridor interchange.  On its southern end, the I-880 carries commuters to and from work in the “high-tech capital of the world.”

Corridor Specific Issues

• Truly intermodal corridor including freeways, major arterials, rail, bus transit and ferry service
• Key international trade corridor (Port of Oakland and commercial airports in Oakland and San José)
• Trucks comprise between 4-11% of daily traffic
• Urban freeway with major traffic generators corridor-wide: event/ retail venues, commercial, industrial and residential centers
• Central Business Districts for two of the largest cities in California at either end (Oakland and San José)
• Transbay collector from three bridges: Bay Bridge (I-80), San Mateo Bridge (SR-92), and Dumbarton Bridge (SR-84)
• Transportation management technology widely deployed