California transportation legislative advocacy.

Moving people and goods connects energy, infrastructure, labor, and technology policy. Put your operating realities into the California decisions shaping mobility.

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SB 1250GovernorState highway system: wildlife connectivity. Senator Cortese. 120 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2168EnrolledActive Transportation Program: guidelines. Assemblymember Wicks. 49 support, 1 oppose.
SB 830EnrolledPublic Transit Revenue Measure District: revenue measure: election procedures. Senator Arreguín. 48 support, 0 oppose.
SB 1361GovernorTransit-oriented housing developments: local governments: transit agencies and projects. Senator Durazo. 19 support, 29 oppose.
AB 2175EnrolledRenewable electrical generation facilities: multiple meters: aggregation: logistics businesses and manufacturing businesses. Assemblymember Garcia. 39 support, 2 oppose.
AB 2552EnrolledCalifornia Environmental Quality Act: Transit-Oriented Development Implementation Fund: contributions. Assemblymember Ávila Farías. 29 support, 5 oppose.
AB 2074GovernorRegional transit hub districts: downtown housing developments. Assemblymember Haney. 33 support, 0 oppose.
AB 1421EnrolledVehicles: Road Usage Charge Technical Advisory Committee. Assemblymember Wilson. 27 support, 0 oppose.
AB 1569EnrolledPupil safety: electric bicycle: safety and training program. Assemblymember Davies. 24 support, 0 oppose.
AB 2484GovernorSan Diego Metropolitan Transit System: transactions and use tax: voter initiatives. Assemblymember Alvarez. 20 support, 3 oppose.
AB 431GovernorAdvanced Air Mobility Infrastructure Act. Assemblymember Wilson. 21 support, 1 oppose.
SB 741GovernorLow Carbon Transit Operations Program. Senator Blakespear. 22 support, 0 oppose.

Policy priorities for transportation.

A useful legislative strategy starts with what a proposal would change for your organization and the outcome you want to pursue.

Fleet & infrastructure policy

Explain how proposed requirements and infrastructure plans affect routes, equipment, facilities, and customers.

Emerging mobility

Bring practical deployment considerations into discussions of new transportation technology.

Workforce & operations

Connect transportation proposals with employment models, training, and service availability.

Make the practical impact clear.

Bring the bill text, your operating context, and the part of the proposal that matters most. We can map the policy questions and discuss a representation plan.

Assess the proposal against your business model and objectives.
Develop a position and identify potential amendment language.
Prepare for engagement with legislative offices and committees.
Track relevant changes and connect them to the next decision.

A clear issue makes a stronger start.

Identify the bill or policy proposal, who it affects, the change you want, and your next deadline. If you do not have a bill number, describe the business problem.

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