El Camino Real Mobility Plan
Summary
El Camino Real is the most dangerous street in the Bay Area for deaths and serious injuries, and its main bus route carries the most low-income riders in the region. The city is choosing between wider sidewalks, a dedicated bus lane, or a bike lane — commissioners leaned toward the bike option — with a council decision expected July 8.
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
SamTrans is leading the state process, saving the city consultant costs; construction costs depend on the alternative chosen.
Bus riders, pedestrians, students walking to South City High, and businesses along the corridor.
Some on-street parking would be removed on the western side, and drivers could lose a travel lane under the bike-focused option.
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