Stockton Mobility Collective (SMC)

The San Joaquin Council of Governments’ (SJCOG) Stockton Mobility Collective project is aimed at improving transportation options for residents who are looking for clean, affordable ways to travel to jobs, schools, healthcare, grocery stores and other key destinations. The project will provide access to nonprofit electric bikesharing and carsharing programs and incentives to reduce the cost burden of transportation where the need is greatest.

We need your input!

The Stockton Mobility Collective is bringing electric bikesharing, electric carsharing, and mobility incentives programs to Stockton. Please take a few moments to help shape these new programs by giving us your input.

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Project Partners

SJCOG serves as the lead agency for the Stockton Mobility Collective and has partnered with the following organizations to implement the project:

San Joaquin Regional Transit District
Institute for Local Government
Míocar
Mobility Development Group
Sigala Inc.
Third City Coalition
UC Davis Institute for Transportation Studies

Partnership Structure

The SJCOG Partnership Structure is designed to bridge coordination and collaboration across various community initiatives with aligned goals to address social equity issues, along with environmental sustainability goals in South Stockton.

Become a Committee Advisor

Become a Stockton Mobility Collective Resident Committee Advisor (RCA) and provide feedback on project design and implementation and participate in project outreach. The RCA will represent the Stockton community in one of four working groups of the Stockton Mobility Collective. Learn more about the role. A pply for the role.

The Stockton Mobility Collective is funded by a Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) Implementation Grant from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). The project is part of California Climate Investments (CCI), a statewide initiative that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment — particularly in disadvantaged communities. Moving California, part of CCI, focuses on increasing education and awareness of clean transportation options, while emphasizing program successes and providing guidance on how California’s communities and residents can both benefit and access clean transportation opportunities.