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![A construction site with a yellow excavator on a street. Text reads: Construction Notice: San Diego Central Avenue Complete Streets Project [Date] Construction started in October 2026 [Location] Central Avenue between Adams Avenue and Landis Avenue](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVq2gU3WwAAMqKV.jpg?name=orig)
ALT A construction site with a yellow excavator on a street. Text reads: Construction Notice: San Diego Central Avenue Complete Streets Project [Date] Construction started in October 2026 [Location] Central Avenue between Adams Avenue and Landis Avenue
ALT Map for the Central Avenue Complete Streets Project. The SANDAG logo is on the bottom right.
ALT Blue and Pink gradient background Text reads: Central Avenue Complete Streets Project What to Expect: · Temporary road closures · Vehicle and pedestrian detours · Restricted parking access · Work completed section by section · Possible night and weekend construction · Construction to be completed in about one year The SANDAG logo is on the bottom right.
ALT Blue and Pink gradient background Text reads: Central Avenue Complete Streets Project Connect with Us: Subscribe to receive project updates and construction notices at SANDAG.org/subscribe. Learn more about the project at SANDAG.org/centralavenue The SANDAG logo is on the bottom right.
ALT On-Demand Rides Are Expanding in the San Diego Region SANDAG awarded $4.5 million in grants for seven Flexible Fleets pilots, providing links between key destinations and transit. Learn more →
ALT What Are Flexible Fleets? Flexible Fleets are on-demand, shared transportation options, such as electric shuttles, minivans, or small buses, that help people connect to transit or get where they need to go locally within a designated service area.
ALT Which Projects Are Receiving Funding? SANDAG’s first-ever Flexible Fleets Pilot Grant Program will fund five new and two existing microtransit services. North County Transit - San Diego Railroad University of California San Diego City of La Mesa City of Escondido County of San Diego City of Chula Vista City of Solana Beach
ALT Learn more at SANDAG.org/flexiblefleets.
![A person on a bicycle wearing a helmet and scarf, smiles while riding on a city street. Text on image: Virtual Class: Bike Commuting 101 Learn essential skills to bike to work with confidence! [Calendar icon] Thursday, November 5 [Clock icon] Noon (PST) [Computer icon] Online](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HVK2P_UW0AA27pE.jpg?name=orig)
ALT A person on a bicycle wearing a helmet and scarf, smiles while riding on a city street. Text on image: Virtual Class: Bike Commuting 101 Learn essential skills to bike to work with confidence! [Calendar icon] Thursday, November 5 [Clock icon] Noon (PST) [Computer icon] Online
ALT A group of people smiling inside a van, participating in a vanpool. Text on graphic: Vanpool: Share the Commute and Save Start or join a vanpool with five or more people and split your commute costs. Vanpool groups receive: • Up to $600 per month toward vehicle lease costs • $200 in gas gift cards (fall 2026 promotion for the first 10 new groups) Learn more and fill out the interest form at SANDAG.org/vanpool.
ALT People riding bikes on a protected path under clear skies. Two SANDAG flags are displayed. Text: Group Bike Ride: Inland Rail Trail Join us for a ribbon cutting and ceremonial group bike ride for Inland Rail Trail Phase 3. 📅 Date: Saturday, September 26 🕐 Time: 8:30 a.m. 📍 Location: Inland Rail Trail (Mar Vista Drive and Phillips Street, Vista, CA 92083)
ALT Map of the Inland Rail Trail Group Bike Ride. Text: Group Bike Ride: Inland Rail Trail A. Group Bike Ride Starts (8:30 a.m.) Entrance to the Inland Rail Trail (Mar Vista Drive and Phillips Street) B. Ribbon Cutting/Press Conference (9–9:30 a.m) Civic Center - Vista Station (810 Phillips Street) C. Group Bike Ride Ends (10 a.m.) Cyclovia Vista (East Broadway Street and South Citrus Avenue)
ALT A group of local elected officials and community advocates holding shovels pose in front of a sandbox. The SANDAG logo is in the right corner.
ALT Two people dressed in Earth and bus stop themed costumes stand in front of a red Trolley. The SANDAG logo is in the corner. The text on the image reads: Kinda chic to skip driving solo on Clean Air Day (Wednesday, October 7).
ALT People riding bikes, surrounded by trees and greenery. The SANDAG logo is in the corner. Text on image reads: Kinda chic to ride your bike.
ALT Two people are sitting in a car, smiling at each other. The SANDAG logo is in the corner. Text on image reads: Kinda chic to share the ride.
ALT A group of people are boarding a blue Coaster train at a station. The SANDAG logo is in the corner. Text on image reads: The SANDAG logo is visible in the bottom right corner.
![A person in construction gear works on a pavement near orange traffic barrels. Text reads: Construction Notice: San Diego Orange Avenue Complete Streets Project [date icon] Construction started in August 2026 [location icon] Orange Avenue between 32nd Street and Estrella Avenue](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HPnyLFlWwAAqsn4.jpg?name=orig)
ALT A person in construction gear works on a pavement near orange traffic barrels. Text reads: Construction Notice: San Diego Orange Avenue Complete Streets Project [date icon] Construction started in August 2026 [location icon] Orange Avenue between 32nd Street and Estrella Avenue
ALT Project map of the Orange Avenue Complete Streets project.
ALT A graphic with a purple gradient background. Text reads: Orange Avenue Complete Streets Project What to Expect: Temporary road closures, traffic detours, and restricted parking and walkway access Work completed section by section Possible night and weekend construction Construction duration of about two years
ALT A graphic with a purple gradient background. Text reads: Orange Avenue Complete Streets Project Connect with Us: Subscribe to receive project updates and construction notices at SANDAG.org/subscribe. Learn more about the project at SANDAG.org/orangeavenue.
ALT A group of people on e-bikes gather outdoors with a person speaking to them. Text reads: Virtual Class: Back to School with E-bikes Learn the latest e-bike safety tips as we head into the new school year. (Calendar icon) Tuesday, August 25 (Clock icon) 6 p.m. (PDT) (Computer icon) Online
ALT Construction notice for the Border to Bayshore Complete Streets Project, set for August 2026. The location is East San Ysidro Boulevard from Camino De La Plaza to Rail Court. The image includes a street intersection with cars and pedestrians, and the SANDAG logo is present.
ALT Map showing construction notice for the Border to Bayshore Complete Streets Project. The street paving work is highlighted and the SANDAG logo is present.
ALT The image displays a notice for what to expect for the the Border to Bayshore Complete Streets project construction. The SANDAG logo is present in the corner. Text reads: Border to Bayshore Complete Streets Project What to Expect: · Temporary lane closures, traffic detours, and restricted parking · Construction noise and lights · Continued pedestrian access
ALT The image displays a notice for what to expect for the the Border to Bayshore Complete Streets project construction. The SANDAG logo is present in the corner. Text reads: Border to Bayshore Complete Streets Project Work Schedule: • Wednesday, August 12: Road preparation, 7 a.m.–3:30 p.m. • Monday, August 17–Friday, August 21: Nightly road repaving, 7 p.m.–6 a.m. • Thursday, August 27 and Friday, August 28: Nightly road marking, 7 p.m.–6 a.m.