Drivers in the charming Marin County town of Larkspur enjoy the Bay Area’s smoothest streets, according to a new report from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
Meanwhile, motorists making their way through Vallejo experience the region’s bumpiest, most worn-out roads.
The annual report ranks each Bay Area city by its Pavement Condition Index, a measure of each road’s wear and tear. The scores range from 0 to 100 — 100 being a brand new or newly repaved road, and 0 being a street in complete disrepair. Each city’s score in the report is the three-year moving average ending in 2024. San Francisco actually scores better than the regional average on this metric…