Climate Change and Transportation

Transportation accounts for more than 36% of the state's greenhouse gas emissions, the largest of any sector. The strategies to reduce emissions from this sector include reducing the carbon intensity of fuels, reducing the emissions from passenger vehicles and goods movement, and improving land use and transportation systems to provide for more efficient and healthier communities which reduce congestion, travel times and encourage biking, walking, and transit.

For Adaptation Information

• Adapting to Climate Change - Energy & Transportation

For Emission Reduction Information

• Sustainable Communities
• Advanced Clean Cars Program
• Low Carbon Fuels Program
• California's Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program
• DriveClean
• California Fuel Cell Partnership
• California Plug-in Electric Vehicle Collaboration
• Goods Movement and Ports

If you have additional questions, contact

Air Resources Board (ARB)
Assembly Bill 32 Contacts at ARB
916-322-2990

California Energy Commission 916-654-5106

California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) 1-800-848-5580