Transportation Policy Archives : California Association of Councils of Governments

Broadening Accountability for SCS Implementation

Who should be accountable when it appears a Sustainable Community Strategy (SCS) will not achieve the target set by the California Air Resources Board (CARB)? Most believe the answer is obvious: It should be the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) that adopted the SCS. But we think differently. Our answer is: “it depends.” Here’s why. Although MPOs …

Over the last 15 years, SANDAG has worked with regional tribal nations to incorporate their views and needs into SANDAG’s planning and project selection program. In doing so, they have developed one of the outreach and public engagement models in the state for tribal inclusion. It has also resulted in planning elements and project selection …

The Solano County Equity Group meets. Daryl Halls is the Executive Director and Triana Crighton is a Assistant Planner for the Solano Transportation Authority.

Solano Transportation Authority formed and Equity Working Group that adopted new equity planning principles that seek to reflect the county’s diversity and assure greater fairness in policy and project delivery.

How the SAFE Rule Will Affect Transportation Infrastructure in California

Small EV Vehicle in front of Row of SUVs

Overview (and links to resources) that explains why transportation planning agencies are worried about the SAFE Rule to roll back fuel efficiency standards in California.

Broadening Accountability for SCS Implementation

Tribal Government Inclusion in SANDAG’s Planning & Delivery

Equity Principles Adopted by Solano Transportation Authority

How the SAFE Rule Will Affect Transportation Infrastructure in California