Why Transportation Matters
Transportation and Climate Change
Getting around Clark County using a diversity of efficient, clean, and safe options is crucial to tackling climate change. With each mile we drive using gasoline or diesel, we emit greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) that contribute to climate change. Transportation alone accounts for 36% of all GHG emissions in the County! To reduce emissions, Clark County residents and visitors can rely on more sustainable mobility options like electric vehicles and public transit to decrease the impact of necessary travel.
Leading by Example
Complete Streets Initiative
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) has launched a regional Complete Streets Initiative to promote safer streets and make walking, biking, and transit riding more attractive and accessible. This will include the implementation of new policies and infrastructure upgrades such as protected bike lanes, wider sidewalks, bus shelters with more shade, and dedicated transit lanes.
Next Steps for Connected Mobility
Explore the goals, strategies, and actions in the All-In Community Plan. Use the dropdown table to see the progress we've made towards implementing each action!
| Action | Description | Status |
1.1.A | Fund and construct high-capacity transit (BRT/LRT) and fixed route RTC transit. | |
1.1.B | Ensure transit access for seniors, veterans, youth, low-income populations, and people with disabilities. |
| Action | Description | Status |
1.2.A | Create public-private partnerships to develop “hubs” where docked micromobility options are strategically placed near highly trafficked locations. | |
1.2.B | Identify areas to install high level-of-comfort bike infrastructure in high traffic corridors. | |
1.2.C | Ensure new and replacement infrastructure provides for pedestrian safety, health, accessibility, and connectivity. |
| Action | Description | Status |
2.1.A | Establish incentives for electric vehicle upgrades for low-income drivers and people interested in used electric vehicles. | |
2.1.B | Establish incentives to encourage installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure at residential and commercial locations, including a pilot program for multi-family residential properties and underserved communities. | |
2.1.C | Incentivize tourism-supporting fleets to drive and promote zero emission vehicles. | |
2.1.D | Accelerate the electrification of ground support equipment at Harry Reid International Airport. | |
2.1.E | Transition public light-duty fleet to alternative fuel vehicles. |
| Action | Description | Status |
2.2.A | Prioritize fossil-free transportation resources in underserved areas. | |
2.2.B | Establish a program to convert all school buses to electric. | |
2.2.C | Prioritize charging infrastructure for medium and heavy-duty trucking at intermodal facilities in high exposure communities. | |
2.2.D | Re-establish a Clean Cities Coalition for Southern Nevada. |
Are You All-In?
Reduce Your Transportation Footprint
Get active, share rides, and drive electric to help move our community towards a green mobility future. Check out these resources to get started!
