Independent analysis · Unofficial

3(e)Directive 13 of 21

Editorial record title

BRT and bus-lane technical assistance

Source record

What the signed order says

Provide technical assistance to local agencies, where feasible, with the implementation of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) / Bus Only lanes

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

Section context inherited from the signed order

Caltrans is directed to implement recommendations documented in the 2025 Transit Transformation Task Force Report to formalize the California Integrated Mobility Program through the following actions:

Source locator: 3 preamble, page 3.

Locator
Section 3(e); page 4
Explicit lead
California Department of Transportation
Other named parties
Local agencies
Source review
Jul 12, 2026

Qualifiers preserved from the source

  • where feasible · applies to technical assistance to local agencies for BRT, bus-only lanes, and associated infrastructure
  • where possible via the cooperative agreement process · applies to assistance with planning, engineering, and implementation

Timing in the signed order

No explicit completion deadline is stated for this directive in the signed order.

Verify in signed PDF, page 4 (scanned, untagged)

Independent analysis

Analytical crosswalk

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

Interpretive summary

Offer feasible planning, engineering, implementation, and cooperative-agreement assistance for BRT and bus-only infrastructure on state highways.

  • Project delivery and permitting
  • Transit priority and complete trips

Expected outputs

  • A technical-assistance offer, intake route, and cooperative-agreement pathwayInference · high confidence

Delivery dependencies

  • Standard assistance scope, project intake, agreements, and design/permitting guidanceInference · high confidenceRelated: 1(a), 1(e)

Open implementation questions

  1. Q1Is assistance request-driven or tied to the priority-project list?
  2. Q2What phases, service levels, and cost-sharing rules apply?