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Zero-emission vehicles (personal cars, buses, and even heavy-duty freight trucks) need safe, efficient, and well-maintained roads to drive on. We must protect California #transportation infrastructure.

Creating safer and shorter commutes while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gas emissions improves the quality of life for all Californians.

To meet the state’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2045, the roadmap to get there must include investing in all modes of #transportation to reduce emissions.

How do you support California’s robust economy? Expand investments in #transportation infrastructure to increase mobility options and improve the safety of the traveling public. Learn more: transportationca.com

#Transportation funding supports California’s economy. If there are any interruptions to California’s voter-approved, ongoing, dedicated sources of transportation funding — the progress made on fixing California’s roads, bridges, and critical infrastructure will decline.

In a state of nearly 40 million people, we can’t afford to scale back the progress we’ve made to provide solutions, including commuter rail, bicycle and pedestrian #infrastructure and well-maintained and safe roads. Learn more: transportationca.com

The biggest challenge to ensuring safe, reliable and efficient #transportation infrastructure and mobility plans has historically been funding. #SB1 investments keep California’s economy moving forward.

#SB1 helps California mitigate against the effects of climate change that are already playing out across the state as increasing temperatures, larger wildfires, and heavier rain storms impact critical infrastructure.

California’s leaders have set a goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2035. The state will not reach our #climate goals without investing in fixing our state’s roads and bridges. We must invest in making our #transportation system more efficient. ow.ly/JtfR50Oqynt

#SB1 is bringing #transportation #equity to the city of #Inglewood w/ $6.3M to improve mobility and promote economic development and job creation in a historically disadvantaged community. #RebuildCA Steven Bradford Assemblymember Tina McKinnor

Dozens of new battery-powered electric buses are coming to the North San Fernando Valley communities, thanks to $32M in #transportation funds to reduce traffic congestion and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. #SB1 #RebuildCA Senator Caroline Menjivar Assemblywoman Luz Rivas

The East Bay Greenway Multimodal Project – North Segment will enhance livability, safety, and economic vitality for several disadvantaged communities with some of the lowest income and auto ownership rates in California. #SB1 #RebuildCA Nancy Skinner Mia Bonta

The Mid County Connectivity Enhancement Program received $44.5M, which will address Riverside County’s growing population with greater access to multimodal #transportation options, provide safety improvements, and help improve air quality. #SB1 Senator Richard Roth Assemblymember Corey Jackson

The Capitol Corridor Regional Transit Improvement Project in Sacramento and Placer counties reduces single occupancy vehicles along I80, relieves congestion, promotes economic development, and reduces greenhouse emissions. #SB1 #RebuildCA Senator Roger Niello Assemblyman Joe Patterson

U.S. 101 Connected Communities Corridor Rail and Active Transportation Improvements in Ventura County supports #transportation equity w/ a new rail track to provide capacity for more passenger trains and new bicycle and pedestrian pathways. #SB1 Senator Monique Limón Assemblymember Steve Bennett

The North Coast Corridor Batiquitos in San Diego County project will replace an 80-yr-old wooden trestle bridge w/ a modern, double-track concrete rail bridge across the Batiquitos Lagoon and add a second mainline rail track in Carlsbad & Encinitas. #SB1 Senator Catherine S. Blakespear Assemblymember Tasha Boerner

The US 101/Hearn Avenue Regional Multimodal Interchange increases vehicle lanes in both directions and provides sidewalks, Class II bike lanes, and Class IV-protected bikeways. #SB1 #RebuildCA Mike McGuire @JimWoodAD2

The Santa Barbara U.S. 101 Multimodal Corridor Project is a long-term mobility solution to relieve congestion along the U.S. 101 corridor in Santa Barbara County. #SB1 #RebuildCA Senator Monique Limón Assemblymember Gregg Hart

As Californians adopt more fuel-efficient vehicles, transportation funding is declining by an estimated $31B over 10 years. We commissioned a study to explore all viable solutions. bit.ly/42aOJly