Building the California we Need

Two people sitting on a bus, smiling and laughing, with sunlight streaming through the windows.

Homes near transit. Better ways to get around.

Affordable homes. Reliable transit. Safe streets for walking and biking. Protection from climate disasters and air pollution.  Every Californian deserves these.

California has the vision, but the reality is falling short. We continue to widen highways, housing is built far from jobs and daily needs, and most Californians still don’t have real choices beyond driving to get where they need to go.

316 billion

miles driven/year by Californians

share of California’s carbon pollution from transportation

40%

Californians who regularly commute over 90 minutes each way

1 million

ClimatePlan is a statewide network of policy, community, and environmental justice groups changing how decisions get made on transportation and housing.

Stable, long term statewide funding to support excellent public transit and safe streets for people on foot or bike.

Policy

Incentives and standards that make infill housing and transit the default, not sprawl and highway expansion.

Funding

Reforming state transportation agency decision-making and aligning investments with California’s goals.

Implementation

Latest News

Inglewood Metro station entrance with a large vertical sign, ticket machines, map displays, surrounded by palm trees, clear blue sky, and fencing.

Why We’re Sponsoring AB 2560

This bill would ensure that California’s Climate Action Plan for Transportation Infrastructure (CAPTI) continues beyond Governor Newsom’s administration and guides California’s future transportation investments.

March 17, 2026

Funding California’s Public Transit

Over 60 attendees came together Feb. 4–5 at the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator. We left with a shared commitment: to build a statewide campaign to secure stable operating funding for public transit in California over the next five years.

Feb 19, 2026

A man in a suit speaking passionately at a podium during a speech or presentation.

2026 Gets off to a Fast Start

Governor Newsom has released his final budget recommendation as governor, and there’s one detail that we’re watching closely: the fate of the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities funding program.

Jan 20, 2026

Leadership from transportation, housing, health and justice organizations

Logo of the American Lung Association with a blue cross and the organization's name.
The logo for Public Advocates with the slogan 'Making Rights Real' in red.
NRDC logo featuring a bear within a shield with a star in the top left corner.
Illustration of a city skyline with mountains in the background, featuring buildings, trees, and various modes of transportation, alongside the text 'MOVE LA' in large blue and orange letters.
Logo for The Greenling Institute with green and black text
Enterprise logo with a blue keyhole icon and the word 'Enterprise' in blue text
NextGen Policy logo with blue text and red arrow symbol
Text stating 'Coalition for Clean Air' with a blue background and bold black and white letters.
Logo of Planning and Conservation League with a blue dome, a tree, and a yellow sun in the background.
A circular logo with teal, yellow, and blue sections, and the words 'Climate Resolve' next to it.
Logo of CalBike, California Bicycle Coalition, featuring three interconnected circles in orange, green, and orange colors, with the text 'CALBIKE CALIFORNIA BICYCLE COALITION'.
The word 'TRANSFORM' with alternating blue and green letters.