ABAG Invites Public Comments on Plan Bay Area 2050 Regional Growth Forecast Methodology  See Story 
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MTC, ABAG Invite Cities, Counties to Update Priority Areas  See Story 
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Plan Bay Area 2050 Summer Webinars  See Story 
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The Road to Plan Bay Area 2050  See Story 
MTC Invites Comments on Draft Public Participation Plan
March 27, 2018
How can we get more people involved in prioritizing transportation policies and investments? What are the best ways to encourage Bay Area residents to participate in planning for the region’s future?
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MTC Invites Bay Area Residents to Shape Strategy for Expanding Public Involvement
February 5, 2018
MTC has released an online survey to get input from the public, partner agencies and others as the Commission prepares its next Public Participation Plan (PPP).
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MTC Invites Survey Participants
January 23, 2018
Have you seen any recent changes in your commute? Do you want better connections with an agency that plans for the future of our road, highway and transit networks?
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True or False: “Green Infrastructure” is a term that refers to buildings or structures made entirely from natural materials such as wood, bamboo, adobe, or stone.

Last week’s Quiz results

The federal government last raised the per-gallon gas tax in:
2015
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2007
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1976
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1993
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The correct answer is highlighted in yellow. The Plan Bay Area Weekly Poll appears every Monday on this page. The results are published the following Monday. The questions are intended to be educational in nature.