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The City of Santa Barbara strives to support active and alternative transportation modes in our community. Walking, biking, and rolling to work, school, and other destinations can help reduce climate impacts from greenhouse gas emissions. In Santa Barbara, transportation-related emissions are the single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions – so it makes a difference when you choose a mode of active transportation to get around.

Illustration of the City's emissions sources, including icons representing each sector, and text "42% Passenger Transportation, 22% Natural gas, 18% Electricity, 9% Food to Landfills, 7% Off Road, 2% Commercial Vehicles"

In addition to building transformative active transportation infrastructure, the City also supports programs to provide safe, efficient, and affordable transportation options. Explore the options below to learn more about programs and incentives for active transportation users.

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