This plan brings together mobility ideas, needs, and specific projects from other citywide and neighborhood plans to create one unified, actionable plan. Its focus is to meet the City’s Climate Action Plan (CAP) goals to help us shift from personal vehicle use to more environmentally conscious transportation modes. It includes:

• A description of where we are and where we’re going in regard to the citywide mobility system and vision
• Identification of focus areas that reflect areas with the greatest mobility needs through an equity-based, data-driven analysis
• A list of priority projects and programs based on safety, equity, sustainability, and connectivity criteria
• Near- and long-term steps, actions, and performance metrics

In the past, types of mobility were addressed separately (Pedestrian Master Plan or Bicycle Master Plan) or in individual community plans. Mobility needs its own comprehensive plan across mobility types and communities to both integrate multiple modes and equitably advance solutions where they are most needed. It will also allow the City to track progress to meet its key initiatives and policies: Vision Zero, Climate Equity Index, CAP, BlueprintSD, and the General Plan’s Mobility Element.

• Increasing travel choices for our community members to improve safety and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Prioritizing mobility investments to fill gaps in the mobility system and create travel choices where they are most needed
• Tracking mobility improvements to identify which ones are the most effective and transformative

Whether you’re going to school, work, a store, the park, or any of the places San Diego has to offer, you should be able to safely and efficiently do so regardless of your mode choice, location, age, ability, or income. The City understands mobility’s crucial role in each person's quality of life and the importance of high-quality, multimodal investments. To that end, the Mobility Master Plan will prioritize active transportation and climate resilient projects to help achieve climate and equity goals.

A draft of this plan is currently available for review. While it reflects the City’s current priorities and needs, it will be a living document that is regularly revisited and updated to respond to the latest conditions and evolving needs as projects are completed, programs are implemented, and growth occurs.