Overview
- Metropolitan Transportation Commission data show the Bay Area’s average Pavement Condition Index remains 67 (“fair”) for the tenth straight year.
- Vallejo is the only city rated “poor,” scoring 44 and requiring major rehabilitation or reconstruction per the report.
- Larkspur tops the rankings at 87 in the “very good” range, reflecting recent voter-approved investments dedicated to street rehab.
- San Francisco and San Jose score above the regional average at 75 and 73 (“good”), while Oakland improves to 58 but stays “at risk.”
- Regionwide, about 35% of streets are in excellent condition, 36% are good or fair, 9% are at risk, and 20% are poor or very poor across roughly 44,000 miles of local roads.