California's recent release of reports on transportation needs and spending outcomes centers around CAPTI 2.0, which outlines 14 key actions intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Among these actions are developing statewide standards for tolls, pursuing VMT/GHG neutrality in transportation programs, and ensuring improvements in freight movement through funded highway projects. Governor Newsom emphasized a commitment to developing sustainable, accessible transportation options that connect communities, especially in light of federal climate policy setbacks. The reports also spotlight the recent trend of housing displacement associated with highway expansions, emphasizing a new Caltrans policy to address this issue.
California will persist in its investment of mobility options that are sustainable, convenient, seamless and affordable while also connecting our communities throughout the state.
The five key actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions highlight Governor Gavin Newsom's commitment to sustainable transportation amid federal challenges.
The report on Highway System Project Outcomes reveals how highway expansions have resulted in significant displacement, causing community fragmentation.
CalSTA's CAPTI 2.0 emphasizes the need for strategic investments that prioritize zero-emission freight and minimize housing displacement.
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