The city of Pittsburg and the Contra Costa Transportation Authority recently broke ground for the BART Connectivity Project, which will add more than 1.5 miles of new trails to the city and connect developments to public transportation.
“This project has been envisioned as part of the Railroad Avenue Specific Plan since its adoption in 2009, and the project in itself is a traffic mitigation measure, in that it will further provide residents with a safe alternative to the automobile, encouraging fewer cars on the road,” said Pittsburg Mayor Juan Antonio Banales.
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