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1(d)Directive 4 of 21

Service-led State Transit Plan

Source record

What the signed order says

future iterations of the State Transit Plan shall adopt a service-led planning approach that aligns with the California State Rail Plan

Short independently reviewed excerpt. The signed source image is authoritative.

Locator
Section 1(d); page 3
Explicit lead
California Department of Transportation
Source review
Jul 12, 2026

Qualifiers preserved from the source

  • future iterations · applies to State Transit Plan adoption of a service-led planning approach

Timing in the signed order

  • Oct 24, 2026Within 120 days of this OrderCalculated planning date · applies to necessary steps · 120 calendar days after the effective date. This calculated date is 63 days after the build it is published from (2026-08-22).
Verify in signed PDF, page 3 (scanned, untagged)

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.

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Independent analysis

Analytical crosswalk

The items below are interpretation, not official assignments or implementation status.

Interpretive summary

Prepare future State Transit Plan iterations to use service-led planning aligned with the State Rail Plan.

  • Planning and governance

Expected outputs

  • A documented service-led planning method and rail-plan alignment crosswalkInference · medium confidence

Delivery dependencies

  • A shared definition of service-led planning and measurable alignmentInference · medium confidenceRelated: 4

Open implementation questions

  1. Q1What steps satisfy the directive before the next plan is published?
  2. Q2How will alignment be measured and approved?