SANDAG has released the SB 743 VMT maps for both Series 14 and the historical Series 13.
SANDAG has released the SB 743 VMT maps for both Series 14 and the historical Series 13.
https://sandag.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=5b4af92bc0dd4b7babbce21a7423402a
The maps provide VMT data by census tract, for use in analyzing traffic impacts during thye CEQA proceess for developments.
Be sure to review the documentation that tries to describe what is included and what is not. https://www.sandag.org/resources/maps_and_gis/interactive_maps/SB743_Documentation.pdf
And of course, the disclaimer for the data:
https://www.sandag.org/resources/maps_and_gis/interactive_maps/SB743_Data_Disclaimer_Final.pdf
They also have released an update to their Traffic Forecast Information Center (TFIC) where you can find forecasted traffic volumes by year.
https://tfic.sandag.org/
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