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Seventh
Annual 2008
Southern California Leaders Unite to Strategize Transportation Solutions During a Slowing Economy
Press Release
Outstanding Contributions to Mobility Earn Three Southern California Leaders Coveted Mobility 21 Awards for 2008
Press Release |
Nearly 500 government, business and civic leaders from across Southern California today joined together for the 7th Annual Southern California Transportation Summit hosted by Mobility 21, the region’s leading coalition dedicated to finding transportation solutions across five Southern California counties. This year’s event focused on strategies to help transit agencies and other groups address regional transportation priorities during the current economic and fiscal climate.
Marian Bergeson, the first woman to serve as both a California state Assembly member and a state Senator; Robert A. Wolf, former California Undersecretary of Business, Transportation and Housing and past chairman of the California Transportation Commission, and Mark Pisano, former executive director of the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), today were honored with 2008 Mobility 21 Awards.
The coveted annual awards recognize individuals or organizations that have improved mobility through vision and leadership. |
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Sixth
Annual 2007
Mobility 21 Summit Leaders Urge Regional Focus to Improve Traffic and Air Quality
Press Release
Three Southern California Leaders Singled Out For Outstanding Contributions to Regional Mobility
Press Release |
The Sixth Annual Southern California Transportation Summit was held Monday, November 5, 2007, at the Ontario Convention Center. Mobility 21 hosted its first summit as a regional transportation advocacy group representing five Southern California counties. Dale E. Bonner, Secretary of the California Business, Transportation & Housing Authority, kicked off the sixth annual Mobility 21 Transportation Summit together with elected officials and business, transportation and community leaders representing the region's 17 million residents. Eric Haley, Executive Director of the Riverside Transportation Commission; Curt Pringle, Mayor of the City of Anaheim, and Larry Sharp, Chairman of the Inland Empire Transportation Coalition, were presented with awards for improving mobility through vision and leadership in their various regions. |
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Resolutions 2007
- Breaking Through – Practical Ways To Reduce Congestion In Southern California PDF
- How Transportation Will Meet Air Quality and Climate Change Challenges PDF
- Southern California Transportation Funding: A Plan For The Future Session PDF
- Effective Delivery of Transportation Projects PDF
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Fifth
Annual
2006
Mobility 21 Summit Leaders Urge Regional Focus to Improve Traffic and Air Quality
Press Release
Majestic Realty receives Julian C. Dixon Award at Mobility 21 Transportation Summit
Press Release
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The Fifth Annual Mobility 21 Regional Transportation Summit agenda focused on how to solve Southern California's mobility challenges with the potential for robust funding from state and federal sources, while also embracing new technologies and public-private partnerships. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Automobile Club of Southern California, hosted the Mobility 21 transportation summit at the Sheraton Universal City on Oct. 30, 2006.
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2006 Mobility 21
Transportation Summit Recommendations
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| Fourth Annual
2005 |
Los Angeles Mayor
Antonio Villaraigosa calls for more funding and innovative
ideas to overcome the region's
crushing traffic congestion.
Transportation and
the economy, quality of life, homeland security and
creative financing are topics of innovative breakout
sessions. |
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| Third Annual 2004 |
More than 500 government, business,
labor and community leaders approved
recommendations aimed at improving the region's
transportation infrastructure.
The summit also was the occasion
for kicking off a $9 billion plan to fund LA County's Top
Ten Traffic Busters. The list includes expansion
of light rail lines, more carpool lanes, street and
highway and freight corridor improvements. |
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| Second Annual 2003 |
Program mailer (PDF) Speakers (PDF)
Final Recommendations (PDF) |
2002
Mobility 21:
LA County Moving Together Transportation Summit
The
Los Angeles Area Chamber and the Los Angeles County
Metropolitan Transportation Authority joined together to
present
the first county-wide transportation summit, Mobility
21: LA County
Moving Together.
The summit brought together 500 elected officials,
transportation providers, business, labor and community
leaders to develop
practical solutions to the county's building
relationships
among area leaders. |
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2002
Resolutions (PDF)
2002-01 Freight Movement in Los Angeles County
2002-02 Transit
2002-03 Aviation
2002-04 Streets and Freeways
2002-05 Bringing More Federal Transportation Funding to Los
Angeles County
2002-06 Bringing More State Transportation Funding to Los
Angeles
County
2002-07 Bringing More Local Transportation Funding to Los
Angeles County
2002-08 Land Use and Transportation Funding
2002-09 Building an Effective Lobbying Coalition that Unites
Los Angeles County
Resolution
Progress Report (PDF)
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SPONSORS
Presenting Sponsor
Automobile Club of Southern California
Reception Sponsors
Antelope Valley Transit Authority
City of Arcadia Transit
City of Commerce Municipal Bus Lines
City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Culver City Bus
Foothill Transit
Gardena Municipal Bus Lines
Long Beach Transit
Montebello Bus Lines
Norwalk Transit System
Redondo Beach Wave
Santa Clarita Transit
Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus
Torrance Transit System
Luncheon
Sponsor
City of Los Angeles
Session
Sponsors
Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
URS Corporation
Breakfast
Sponsor
Metrolink
Bronze
Level Sponsors
MACTEC Engineering
Southwest
Airlines
Port of Long Beach
Unified
Western Grocers Inc.
University of Southern California |
