Welcome to the Road Ahead - the Auto Club's initiative to help keep you moving. Over the last several years, California voters have stepped up to support efforts to invest in the state's transportation infrastructure and improve congestion by approving billions of dollars in state bonds and local sales taxes for highway, local road, and public transit improvements. The message has been clear - improving mobility and making our roads safer must be a higher priority for state and local officials responsible for our transportation network. However, money is only part of the challenge. Now we must make sure that the money is spent on the most effective projects quickly and efficiently. This website provides information on major transportation initiatives and helps you make your voice heard on transportation issues by directly contacting your elected officials.
Action Alert
State government officials may try to hit motorists with higher taxes or fees to address continuing budget deficits. Write your elected officials today to let them know that they need to fix the budget problem without imposing unfair fees on motorists.
AAA Calculates Driving Costs for 2012 — May 15, 2012
New AAA Study Highlights Increased Risk of Teen Driver Deaths With Other Passengers in Vehicle — May 15, 2012
House and Senate Conferees Try To Reach Agreement On A New Federal Transportation Bill — May 15, 2012
New Fuel Efficiency Standards Will Reduce Transportation Funding — May 15, 2012
Another Round of Bad Grades for Transportation Infrastructure — May 15, 2012
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May is Bike Safety Month - Auto Club Encourages Motorists and Bicyclists To Share The Road Safely
To help promote safety for bicyclists and motorists, the Auto Club has published “Sharing the Road: A Guide to Safe Bicycling in California.” Let’s all become better road users.
Learn More »Let’s Keep Taxes and Fees On Motorists Fair and Reasonable
The October 2011 Westways magazine highlights the way in which some not so well known fees and assessments can cause the total cost of a traffic ticket to skyrocket. The Auto Club position is that motorists should not be targeted with unfair taxes and fees used to fund activites unrelated to transportation improvements and services.
Learn More »Auto Club Offers Tips On How To Deal With Broken Parking Meters
In the June 2011 Westways magazine, the Auto Club provided information for motorists that encounter broken parking meters.
Learn More »Auto Club Publishes Safe Bicycling Guide
To help promote improved safety for bicyclists and motorists, the Auto Club has published a new guide, “Sharing the Road: A Guide to Safe Bicycling in California.” Let’s all become better road users.
Learn More »New Laws for Motorists in 2011
Every year, the California state legislature enacts new laws affecting motorists. The Auto Club helps to get the word out about these changes.
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