With the passage and continuing implementation of AB 32 and SB 375, the focus of transportation planning is increasingly centered on reducing GHGs, improving equity and health, and achieving long-term sustainable economic growth. SB 375 requires regions to reduce emissions by providing efficient and affordable transportation choices and smart innovative land use policies that will allow Californians to drive less. This can be achieved by investments in expanding public transportation, increasing biking and walking, and reducing the distance in between key destinations such as job centers, housing, education, and healthcare.