Connect SoCal 2024
On April 4, 2024, the SCAG Regional Council unanimously approved and adopted the Connect SoCal 2024 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy and certified the corresponding Final Program Environmental Impact Report.
Connect SoCal 2024 is a long-range plan for 2024-2050 that details investments, policies, and strategies across the four pillars: mobility, communities, environment, and economy. The plan was developed through a continuous collaborative effort with input from public agencies, community-based organizations, elected officials, Tribal governments, business stakeholders, and the public.
Connect SoCal 2024 is SCAG’s most current adopted Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy and is available for download by chapter or as single file. Please note that some larger files may take longer to download depending on your connection speed, and it is recommended to download the files to your computer before opening them. All files are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
Technical Reports
- Aviation and Airport Ground Access
- Congestion Management
- Demographics and Growth Forecast
- Economic Impact Analysis
- Equity Analysis
- Goods Movement
- Housing
- Land Use and Communities
- Mobility
- Performance Monitoring
- Project List
- Public Participation and Consultation
- Transportation Conformity Analysis
- Transportation Finance
- Travel and Tourism
Related Materials
Supporting Documents
- 2023 Federal Transportation Improvement Program Consistency Amendment #23-26
- Clean Technology Compendium
Outreach Resources
Connect SoCal 2024 PEIR
Connect SoCal 2024 PEIR is available by visiting scag.ca.gov/peir
- Amendment #1
Amendment #1
Amendment #1 to the Connect SoCal 2024 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy allows project sponsors to update regionally significant transportation projects in the Connect SoCal 2024 Project List. Since Connect SoCal 2024’s adoption, some of these projects have experienced time-sensitive changes. In addition, county transportation commissions have identified new project priorities and projects that are no longer priorities.
On Sept. 5, 2024, the SCAG Regional Council adopted the Connect SoCal 2024 Amendment #1 (Amendment 1) and 2025 Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP).
On June 6, the SCAG Regional Council authorized the executive director to release the draft Amendment #1 and draft 2025 FTIP for a 30-day public review and comment period from July 12, 2024, until Aug. 12, 2024.
During the public comment period, SCAG hosted two public hearings accessible by telephone and video conference. The draft Amendment 1 received eight comments: one comment on the demographics and growth forecast, one general comment, and six project-specific comments. No comments affected transportation conformity. SCAG staff responded to and incorporated comments into the final document where appropriate.
Available Downloads
- Amendment #2
Amendment #2
Amendment #2 to Connect SoCal is expected to go before the SCAG Regional Council by the end of 2026.
Amendment #2
Implementation Updates
Connect SoCal in Action
The Connect SoCal 2024 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy outlines a vision for a healthy, prosperous, accessible, and connected region to build a more resilient and equitable future. The plan includes investments, policies, and strategies to achieve the region’s shared goals through 2050. To realize this vision and promote multimodal transportation investments and local development aligned with the regional vision, the plan includes Implementation Strategies that represent near-term efforts where SCAG will lead, partner, or support other responsible parties.
SCAG staff provides biannual updates on the Implementation Strategies to the SCAG policy committees.
- Connect SoCal 2024: Implementation Strategies Update, November 2025 (80 of 93 strategies)
- Connect SoCal 2024: Implementation Strategies Update, June 2025 (79 of 93 strategies)
- Connect SoCal 2024: Implementation Strategies Update, November 2024 (71 of 93 strategies)