SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced $2.7 billion in funding for more than 150 new projects designed to improve travel times, expand travel options beyond driving, and strengthen the state’s transportation infrastructure assets against severe weather and other climate-driven threats.  

From stronger infrastructure to expanded transit access, the investments advance the Governor’s Build More, Faster — For All agenda while helping California prepare for a changing climate and keep people and goods moving. 

The projects build on California’s unprecedented state and federal transportation investments, including funding made possible by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law signed by President Joe Biden, which continues to deliver projects, jobs and upgrades in communities across the state. 

Since 2019, the Newsom administration has allocated more than $81.1 billion to transportation projects across California, supporting the creation of more than 800,000 jobs.