Independent analysis · Unofficial
1(b)Directive 2 of 21
State mobility-management role
Source record
What the signed order says
“Establish Caltrans as a Mobility Manager, as defined by the Federal Transit Administration”
Short independently reviewed excerpt. The signed source image is authoritative.
- Locator
- Section 1(b); page 2
- Explicit lead
- California Department of Transportation
- Other named parties
- Federal Transit Administration, Transit grantees and subrecipients
- Source review
- Jul 12, 2026
Qualifiers preserved from the source
- as defined by the Federal Transit Administration · applies to Caltrans Mobility Manager role
Timing in the signed order
- Oct 24, 2026Within 120 days of this OrderCalculated planning date · applies to directive action · 120 calendar days after the effective date. This calculated date is 63 days after the build it is published from (2026-08-22).
Reviewed public evidence
What is documented publicly
When included, the records below are dated public artifacts linked to this directive. Inclusion documents a source relationship; it does not establish implementation status, completion, compliance, or activity beyond the cited record.
No reviewed public artifacts are included for this directive in the current Atlas release. This is a statement about Atlas coverage, not evidence that no implementation activity or public record exists.
Where the Atlas has looked
No reviewed public artifact is linked to this directive. The 3 listed public sources covering it were last checked on 2026-08-21, and no artifact citing the order was found there. The next planned check of the listed sources is 2026-09-18. This is a statement about Atlas coverage, not evidence that no implementation activity or public record exists.
- Caltrans news releases Checked Aug 21, 2026
- Caltrans Division of Rail and Mass Transportation program page Checked Aug 21, 2026
- Office of the Governor newsroom Checked Aug 21, 2026
Next planned check of the listed sources: . The full source list and sweep log are on the evidence register.
Independent analysis
Analytical crosswalk
The items below are interpretation, not official assignments or implementation status.
Interpretive summary
Establish a statewide mobility-management role that coordinates trips and shared planning, scheduling, payment, and asset technologies across grantees.
Expected outputs
- A mobility-management operating model and portfolio of shared coordination toolsInference · high confidence
Delivery dependencies
- Governance, data stewardship, procurement, cost allocation, and participant onboardingInference · medium confidence
Open implementation questions
- Q1Which formal action establishes the role?
- Q2Which services are shared, optional, or required?