The state budget passed in June of 2014[16] established a framework for investing these programs in sustainable communities, transportation, energy and natural resources projects. To create ongoing funding certainty, the budget agreement established significant ongoing allocations to land use and transportation programs that will provide funds to projects that achieve GHG and vehicle miles traveled (VMT) reductions to achieve SB 375 and AB 32 goals. They can be invested in expanding transit systems, improving transit service, increasing ridership, and transit oriented development.