SF Bay Area Bus Stops Shift for Road Upgrades
Five bus stops on Mecartney Road and Maitland Drive close temporarily for road work
Bay Area Bus Stops Close for Road Work
Five bus stops along Mecartney Road and Maitland Drive are temporarily closed for road construction, transit officials said. The closures affect stops at Island Drive, Holly Street, Melrose Avenue, Flower Lane, and a second Island Drive location. Riders can use an alternative stop at Mecartney Road and Belmont Place during the work.

Alternative Stop Available During Construction
The stop closures are part of ongoing road work in the corridor, according to the transit agency. Officials said the temporary changes are necessary to accommodate construction crews and maintain safety for both workers and passengers. Specific details about the nature of the road work project weren't available by publication time. Transit agencies typically coordinate with local public works departments when infrastructure projects affect bus service, relocating stops to nearby intersections when possible.
Five Stops Affected Along Corridor
The five closed stops span the Mecartney Road and Maitland Drive corridor in the San Francisco-San Jose metro area. Transit officials announced the closures December 5 but didn't provide information about which specific bus routes serve these stops or how many daily riders might be affected. The agency hasn't released ridership data for the affected locations. Officials said passengers should use the alternative stop at Mecartney Road and Belmont Place, though they didn't specify walking distances from the closed stops to the temporary location.

Timeline for Reopening Not Announced
Officials haven't said when the closed stops will reopen or provided an expected completion date for the road work. The agency typically announces service changes several weeks in advance, but whether riders will receive additional notice before stops reopen wasn't clear. Transit officials said the closures are temporary but didn't offer a specific timeline for restoration of service at the original locations.
Riders Advised to Plan Extra Travel Time
Passengers who regularly use the affected stops should allow extra time for their commutes and plan to board at the alternative location, officials said. The agency advised riders to check for updates as the road work progresses, though specific details about how updates will be communicated weren't provided. Moovit provides real-time bus tracking and service alerts for Bay Area transit routes to help riders navigate temporary service changes.











