Winton Ave/D St and Tennyson Corridors Signal Timing Upgrade

Traffic signal next to a traffic sign that says: Winton Ave/D St and Tennyson Corridors Signal Timing Upgrade

The project includes the implementation of adaptive signal timing at intersections along Winton Avenue/D Street and Tennyson Road corridors. Adaptive signal timing improves traffic flow and reduces emissions by responding to changing traffic conditions and shortening the vehicle idling time. It can also be used for speed management strategies by encouraging safe and consistent vehicle speeds. 

In addition, the project will install fiber optic communications on Winton Avenue/D Street and upgrade detection along specific intersections on both corridors. 

Traffic Signal Locations: 

The below map show project intersections that will implement adaptive signal timing on Winton Avenue/D Street and Tennyson Road Corridors.

Map of signal locations

Traffic Signal

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Winton Avenue at Santa Clara StreetLocation
Winton Avenue at Amador StreetLocation
Winton Avenue at Soto RoadLocation
D Street at Meek AvenueLocation
D Street at Grand StreetLocation
D Street at Atherton StreetLocation
Tennyson Road at Sleepy Hollow AvenueLocation
Tennyson Road at Calaroga AvenueLocation
Tennyson Road at Patrick AvenueLocation
Tennyon Road at Pompano AvenueLocation
Tennyson Road at Tampa AvenueLocation
Tennyson Road at Tyrrell AvenueLocation
Tennyson Road at Ruus RoadLocation
Tennyon Road at Huntwood AvenueLocation
Tennyson Road at Whitman StreetLocation
Tennyson Road at Dixon StreetLocation

Project Timeline: 

Tennyson Road Corridor project implementation is expected to start in the Fall 2024 and the Winton Avenue/D Street Corridor project implementation is anticipated to start in Winter/Spring 2025. 

Funding: 

The project is funded by the Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA), which is a local fund source of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District. As a County Program Manager for Alameda County, Alameda County Transportation Commission (ACTC) distributes TFCA funds to projects to result in motor vehicle emissions reduction.

Visit the ACTC website herehttps://www.alamedactc.org/

Questions? Comments: 

Senior Transportation Engineer, Byron Tang: (510) 583-4784 or byron.tang@hayward-ca.gov

Historical Documents:

Dec. 12, 2023 — City Council Meeting

Accept and Appropriate Awarded TFCA Funding from the ACTC for the Winton Avenue/D Street and Tennyson Road Corridors Signal Timing Project.