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The Transportation Plan We Deserve
Transportation For All is launching a countywide effort to develop a people’s vision of Fresno County’s transportation future. We advocate for an inclusive, community-led process that will give residents who live and work here a real say in identifying the county’s transportation priorities for years ahead.
We Want To Draft A Better Measure C
We envision a thriving transportation future for all residents.
Over the years, politicians and their donors have neglected to make improvements that residents need—from basic road repairs to more reliable transit.
Our campaign, Moving Forward Together, is focused on building a successful, inclusive, sustainable transportation future for Fresno County. That means better roads and more reliable public transit options, especially for the county’s overlooked rural residents. It also means more bike and pedestrian paths, safer lighting, and more.
Our county’s transportation future isn’t going to shape itself — and we certainly don’t want to leave it up to just a few politicians and special interest groups to decide for us.
It’s going to take all of us to get this right. Join our movement to make sure Fresno County is Moving Forward Together!
Join Our Next Community Visioning Session
These gatherings are your chance to help shape a more connected, inclusive transportation future for all. Find a session that works for you and make your voice heard. View our Calendar of Events.
May 31
@ 3:00 PM
Community Visioning Session
Selma
Selma High School
3125 Wright St
Selma, CA, United States
June 4
@ 5:30 PM
Community Visioning Session
Yokuts Valley
Dunlap Community Club
39489 Dunlap Rd.
Yokuts Valley, CA, United States
June 5
@ 5:30 PM
Community Visioning Session
Auberry
Location TBD
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Transportation For All © is a coalition of residents and groups working to ensure that taxpayers guide the future transportation decisions in the county, not politicians and special interests.