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++ We are proud to collaborate with others in the state of California to help us reach our ambitious goals. Learn more about + Our Partners. +
++ Bringing a modern and consistent transportation experience to all Californians requires help from a broad range of experts. That’s why Cal-ITP is proud to work collaboratively with our partners. +
++ We collaborate with the + California Department of Technology + (CDT) to provide transit riders with a seamless way to qualify for and enroll in transit benefits online. +
++ “The Cal-ITP project offered us a test-case to deliver dependable and equitable public services, and reduce outdated + paper-based processes.” ++
Together, we aim to:
++ For more information, visit CDT’s page on the primary elements of the + Digital ID Framework. +
+“In order to unlock the greenhouse gas reductions and mobility justice opportunities that transit provides, we have to make it easier for people to use California’s buses and trains. Cal-ITP tackles basic but essential challenges that transit users face so that more Californians can make the switch to sustainable transportation options.”+
+ The + California Air Resources Board + (CARB) helps us improve the distribution of transportation benefits for state agencies and recipients in California. + Together, we aim to: +
++ Cal-ITP’s collaboration with CARB is part of California Climate Investments, a statewide initiative that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment — particularly in disadvantaged communities. +
++ For more information on this and other mobility initiatives, please visit + CARB. You can view more about + our work with public and private sector partners in our + 2023 Accomplishments Report. +
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