Caldecott Tunnel

The Caldecott Tunnel is a crucial highway tunnel in California that connects the cities of Oakland and Orinda through the Berkeley Hills. It helps vehicles travel efficiently across the region by providing a direct route, especially during busy times. The tunnel has four separate passages, allowing traffic to flow smoothly and reduce congestion. Originally built in the 1930s and expanded over the years, it is an essential part of the Bay Area’s transportation infrastructure, ensuring safe and reliable travel for thousands of commuters daily.