Planned Transportation Spending
An examination of California’s 2010-2015 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program reveals that transit projects* account for the largest chunk of planned spending (26 percent). Road capacity expansion and road maintenance/minor widening projects follow, each 24 percent of the STIP. Projects classified as “other” make up 10 percent of the planned spending.** Safety projects are 5 percent of the planned spending. Bicycle/pedestrian projects account for 4 percent,*** as do bridge maintenance/replacement projects. Bridge capacity expansion projects comprise 3 percent of the STIP. Road or bridge projects with bicycle/pedestrian components (such as adding sidewalks when reconstructing a roadway) account for less than 1 percent of the planned expenditures. share
Proposed Spending, FY 2010-FY2015
Project Type | Cost (Millions) | |
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Total | $91,400.66 | |
Bridge Maintenance/Replacement | $4,053.39 | |
Road Maintenance/Minor Widening | $22,125.65 | |
Road/Bridge Project with Bike/Ped Components | $104.11 | |
New Road Capacity | $21,981.24 | |
Transit* | $23,301.49 | |
Bicycle/Pedestrian** | $3,938.61 | |
Safety | $4,665.50 | |
Bridge Capacity Expansion | $2,407.73 | |
Other*** | $8,822.94 |
* Transit total does not include $689 million in state and local funds for operating assistance or the Express Bus System component of the I-15 Managed Lanes project. It is estimated that $115 million of the $1.3 billion project (8.8%) will go to creating an express bus system. This project was classified as new road capacity.
** $2 billion of projects classified as other includes rideshare and 40 percent of transportation enhancement (TE) funds that are not specifically bicycle/pedestrian projects.
*** $870 million of bicycle/pedestrian projects include specific bicycle/pedestrian improvements and 60 percent of TE funds that are not specifically bike/ped projects.
Percentage of STIP by project type
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bmr4
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rmmw24
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rbbp1
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nrc24
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tran26
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bp4
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sfty5
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bce3
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othr10