Established by CCTA in 2014, GoMentum Station offers 14 miles of roadway, 10 specialized test zones, and 32 intersections for advanced CAV development. Since its inception, AMG has supported CCTA in managing the facility. Current day-to-day operations are provided by Next-Generation Mobility.
Providing program management for CCTA’s SAV initiatives—guiding strategic planning, testing, and operations for California’s first autonomous shuttle deployments. SAVs were first tested at GoMentum Station before operating on public roads.
Supporting intersection signal control demonstrations and testing environments that prepare traffic engineers and public agencies for future connected vehicle operations.
Welcoming global delegations and industry partners to explore GoMentum Station’s test zones, emerging technologies, and real-world public-private collaboration.
Advancing a new class of autonomous transit—lightweight, zero-emission vehicles guided by intelligent infrastructure and validated at GoMentum Station.demand transit system. The company’s low-cost, zero-emission vehicles and smart infrastructure were developed and validated on-site—helping shape a new model for sustainable, high-capacity urban mobility.
14 miles of roadway, 10 testing zones, and 32 intersections for comprehensive CAV evaluation.
Uniting automakers, OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, technology firms, researchers, and public agencies to accelerate testing and commercialization.
CAVs, Shared Autonomous Vehicles (SAVs), and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) systems tested in controlled yet realistic conditions.
Supports scenario-based testing for crash avoidance, signal optimization, and real-time communication systems.
Strengthening regional innovation, supporting job growth, and enabling technologies that reduce emissions and fuel consumption.
GoMentum’s Testing Zones + Features
An urban-style test zone for evaluating AV perception, navigation, and safety across signalized intersections, crosswalks, and mixed-use street conditions.
A controlled suburban-style roadway grid where AVs navigate real-world conditions such as neighborhood turns, residential intersections, and complex approach paths.
A controlled testing area for V2X signal control, enabling validation of SPaT, MAP, and real-time vehicle–infrastructure communication.
Walnut Creek Office
3003 Oak Road, Ste 100
Walnut Creek, Ca 94597
San Francisco Office
2106 Jackson Street
San Francisco, Ca 94115
Countywide Smart Signals Project Program + Project Management (CCTA) 
