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DOT - Pavement & Bridge

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1. How does the city determine which streets to schedule for maintenance?

The City uses the Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s (MTC) Pavement Management System which stores current and historical street condition data. This system uses a computer model to predict the proper timing and most cost effective treatment for each street based on available funding resources. In addition, streets that are within the city’s Priority Street Network are given a higher priority than other streets.

2. What street segments are scheduled for treatment next year?

View a list of 2015 projects.

3. What is the Priority Street Network?

The Priority Street Network is a network of approximately 400 miles of City streets that have been identified as streets that have priority for maintenance resources. These streets carry 95% of the traffic and are typically high-volume arterial and neighborhood collector streets as well as streets that are considered multimodal transportation routes.