I-10 Corridor Express Lanes
A major expansion of the I-10 freeway corridor through the Inland Empire, adding express toll lanes from the Los Angeles County line to the I-15 interchange in Ontario. This project aims to reduce congestion for over 300,000 daily commuters while providing reliable travel times and new transit options.
Metrolink Arrow Line Extension
Extension of the Metrolink Arrow commuter rail line from San Bernardino to Redlands University, providing zero-emission rail service. This project connects communities to jobs, education, and healthcare with a modern, sustainable transit option.
Santa Ana River Trail Completion
Completing the 110-mile Santa Ana River Trail from the San Bernardino Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. This multi-use trail connects communities across the Inland Empire for cycling, walking, and recreation, promoting healthy transportation alternatives.
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IE Transportation Town Hall
Join us for an open town hall to discuss upcoming transportation projects in the Inland Empire. Share your voice on how we invest in our communities future mobility.
Community Bike Ride: Santa Ana River Trail
A family-friendly community bike ride along the Santa Ana River Trail. Learn about the trail completion project and enjoy a morning of healthy transportation advocacy.
Virtual Workshop: Understanding Transportation Funding
An online workshop explaining how transportation projects get funded — from federal grants to local measures. Learn how you can influence where the money goes.
How the Arrow Line Changed My Commute
Maria Rodriguez used to spend 90 minutes each way commuting from Redlands to San Bernardino by bus. When the Arrow Line opened, her commute dropped to 25 minutes. Now she has time to volunteer at her childrens school and attend community meetings.
— Maria Rodriguez
A Safer Walk to School in Perris
After years of advocacy, the Perris Valley Safe Routes to School project brought new sidewalks and crosswalks to Paloma Valley. Parent David Chen shares how his daughter can now walk to school safely for the first time.
— David Chen
From Freeway Frustration to Community Action
Stuck in I-10 traffic for years, Fontana resident Angela Torres decided to get involved. She joined the Every Place Counts Leadership Academy, learned about the transportation process, and now serves on the citys transportation advisory committee.
— Angela Torres