Welcome to Move San José. We’re glad you are here, because we want your input. Move San José is an engagement platform for the City of San Jose’s Department of Transportation (DOT) Planning, Policy, and Sustainability division. Here, DOT staff shares information about current and future transportation plans & projects and asks for community feedback on topics that relate to getting around in San José.
Your input is very important because the City wants to make our transportation system more inclusive and sustainable. The streets you walk, bike, drive, or take transit on make up most of the public space in our city. By planning thoughtfully, our transportation system can safely get us to the places we need to go and help build a stronger, healthier, and more equitable community. For your convenience, we keep this site intentionally simple to prioritize accessibility, translation, and mobile device use.
Map of San José Efforts
Please visit our interactive map to understand what different plans and projects are happening across the City.
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Transportation Plans
San José’s Downtown Transportation Plan will identify, focus efforts on, and advance the big transportation moves that will help shape…
The Access and Mobility Plan will support a shift in how people get around San Jose and make it easier…
The Emerging Mobility Action Plan centers on racial equity and seeks to identify the most effective ways to leverage new…
Transportation Projects
The 19th Street Traffic Calming Project is a DOT effort focused on slowing vehicle traffic and creating space for people…
The City of San José is piloting the use of sidewalk delivery robots. The purpose of the pilot is to…
The City of San José Department of Transportation will be repaving Fruitdale Avenue between Southwest Expressway and Bascom Avenue. In…
The City of San José will be implementing bike, pedestrian, and transit enhancements on McLaughlin Avenue between William Street and…
The San Jose Department of Transportation proposes to improve the walking and biking environment on 4th Street by implementing striping…