Stockton Mobility Collective

SJCOG Logo transparentThe San Joaquin Council of Governments’ (SJCOG) Stockton Mobility Collective project improved transportation options to help residents travel to jobs, schools, health care, grocery stores and other key destinations vital to everyday life. The project launched Stockton’s first nonprofit electric bikesharing and carsharing programs, enhanced the Vamos app with new features, and piloted new programs for workforce development and mobility incentives to help pay for transportation costs for qualifying residents. The project grant was completed in December 2024, though several programs will continue to operate and expand into 2025 and beyond.

  1. Miocar
  2. Bike Stockton
  3. Vamos-EZHub Mobility App
  4. Mobility Incentives Pilot Program
  5. Workforce Development Program
  6. Community Engagement

Míocar

  • The revolutionary 100% electric vehicle carsharing service operated for SJCOG by nonprofit Míocar continues to offer residents affordable booking rates at $4/hour or $35/daily.  
  • The project continues to take a unique approach by locating stations in historically underserved neighborhoods with mobility challenges resulting in high interest and participation in the carsharing service. 
  • Míocar members took more than 4,000 trips and drove 335,183 miles in 2024. 
  • The carsharing service will continue to provide members with a critical resource to help them reach destinations that are not feasible by public transit. 
  • Míocar service will continue and expand beyond the pilot with state funding from the Clean Mobility Options Voucher Program.

Project Partners 

SJCOG served as the lead agency for the Stockton Mobility Collective and partnered with the following organizations to implement the project: 

  • Institute for Local Government 
  • Míocar 
  • Mobility Development Partners 
  • Sigala Inc. 
  • UC Davis Institute for Transportation Studies 
  • Drop Mobility 

Over 30 community partners and other entities contributed to the success of the Stockton Mobility Collective. View the list of the community partners [PDF].

Funding Partner

The Stockton Mobility Collective was funded by a Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) Implementation Grant from the  California Air Resources Board (CARB). The project is part of California Climate Investments (CCI), a statewide initiative that puts billions of cap-and-trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment, particularly in disadvantaged communities. 

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