California § 60060 - Transportation funding and project prioritization decisions made by the board of
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§ 60060. Transportation funding and project prioritization decisions made by the board of
Transportation funding and project prioritization decisions made by the board of directors shall endeavor to be mode neutral, not biased in favor of any one transportation mode with the district seeking local concurrence when appropriate. Those decisions shall take into account the needs of the local jurisdictions, the overall county needs relative to streets, roads, transit, pedestrian, bicycle, telecommuting, light rail, heavy rail, and other alternative transportation mode projects, shall consider the movement of information and freight as well as people, and shall attempt to balance all transportation choices in order to most effectively utilize limited funding sources to the best advantage of Yolo County residents and others in the region.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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