Summary
El Camino Real is the most dangerous street in the Bay Area for deaths and serious injuries, and its main bus route carries the most low-income riders in the region. The city is choosing between wider sidewalks, a dedicated bus lane, or a bike lane — commissioners leaned toward the bike option — with a council decision expected July 8.
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
SamTrans is leading the state process, saving the city consultant costs; construction costs depend on the alternative chosen.
Bus riders, pedestrians, students walking to South City High, and businesses along the corridor.
Some on-street parking would be removed on the western side, and drivers could lose a travel lane under the bike-focused option.
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