Bay Meadows-area traffic monitoring (2025 TMA Annual Report)
San Mateo
Summary
Big developments near the Hillsdale and Hayward Park Caltrain stations have legally binding caps on car trips, checked once a year with driveway and license-plate counts. Almost everyone is under their limit this year, but two properties went over and must add trip-reduction measures. Commissioners questioned whether the report explains WHY trips go up or down — not just how many.
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Last discussed Aug 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
No city money — the TMA and its developer members fund the report; the city only pays staff review time.
Residents near Hillsdale get a data-driven check that new developments are actually limiting car trips.
Drivers already face worsening congestion on Delaware Street, which commissioners said the trip caps alone haven't solved.
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