1

101

St. Helena
128

505

116

12

Bay Area Freeway Locations With Most

Delay During Commute Hours, 2014

Santa
Rosa

Vacaville

116

121

29

12

80

Napa

Petaluma

Fairfield

12

113

116
101

121

12

29

Novato
Vallejo

San
Rafael

780

Antioch

80

am

Rio
Vista

680

37

37

Concord
4

Richmond

Brentwood

pm

580

Walnut
Creek

24

101

pm

13

80

pm

San Francisco

980

Oakland
580

pm
am

680

238

205

880
580

Hayward

101

San
Mateo

Congested segment
with direction of travel

10
15

Congested
segmentin
Rank of segment
with
of travel
topdirection
10 congested
locations (1 is most
Rank
of segment in
congested)
top 15 congested
locations (1 is most
Urbanized Area
congested)

238

am

Fremont

10

35

280

880

Palo
Alto

237
82

10

Interstate 80, westbound, a.m. Alameda and Contra Costa Counties

CA-4 to Bay Bridge Toll Plaza

Interstate 880, southbound, a.m. Alameda County

I-238 to CA-237

U.S. 101, southbound p.m. Santa Clara County

Fair Oaks Avenue to 13th Street/Oakland Road

U.S. 101/Interstate 80, eastbound, p.m. San Francisco County

I-280 to east of Treasure Island Tunnel

Interstate 680, northbound, p.m. Contra Costa County

Crow Canyon Road to Treat Boulevard

Interstate 680, northbound, p.m. Alameda County

CA-262/Mission Boulevard to CA-84/Calaveras Road

Interstate 80, eastbound, p.m. Alameda County

W Grand Avenue to Gilman Street

Interstate 580, westbound, a.m. Alameda County

San Joaquin County line to Santa Rita Road/Tassajara Road

Highway 24, eastbound, p.m. Alameda and Contra Costa counties

I-580 to Wilder Road

Story Road to Montague Expressway

35

pm

87

2014 Daily
85
(Weekday) Vehicle
LosHours of Delay

Gatos

17

am
130

U.S. 101, northbound, a.m. San Mateo County

pm

92

84

Location

84

Bay Area
Freeway Locations With Most Delay During Commute Hours, 2014
Urbanized Area
2014
Rank

580

84
92

280

Half
Moon
Bay

Livermore

Pleasanton

San
Jose
2013
Rank

8,750

7,300

6,550

6,210

4,550

Morgan Hill
101

152

152
25

3,940

3,930

3,800

3,590

2,970

18

Source: Metropolitan Transportation Commission

Rankings are for routes in which continuous stop-and-go conditions occur with few, if any, breaks in the queue. Thus, corridors that have equally severe delays but
where congestion is broken into several segments may rank lower in this type of congestion listing. Similarly, the length of congested corridors in 2014 may be longer
or shorter than those identified in the 2013 report.