Carsharing Services

How many cars will there be? 

The carsharing program will have 30 electric vehicles at approximately six or seven stations centered in Downtown Stockton along major north-south transportation corridors connecting residents to services, resources, shopping, schools and jobs.

Where will the cars be?

The area for the Stockton Mobility Collective includes a significant portion of Stockton, centered in Downtown Stockton and including major north-south transportation corridors connecting residents across the city to services, resources, shopping, schools and jobs. Stations will be in historically underserved neighborhoods where mobility challenges are well documented and where there’s the greatest need. Because of that need, these are also neighborhoods with the greatest potential interest and participation in using the new services. We have identified some key locations that work well for a carsharing system and continue to seek out station hosting partnerships with the city of Stockton, public agencies, organizations, property owners and business owners.

Some key locations include:

• Conway Homes
• Grand Canal
• Victory Gardens

If you're interested in becoming a  site host, contact Christine Tran, (209) 235-1095 or tran@sjcog.org. 

For more information, visit Míocar's Frequently Asked Questions webpage.

Project Partners

	Mobility Development Partners will serve as the carsharing project lead and oversee the launch and operations of the project. MDP supports the launch and growth of community-controlled mobility programs with work centered on the development, deployment, and operation of electric carshare, bikeshare, and volunteer transportation networks across the United States. These networks are often structured through public or local nonprofit ownership that allows MDP to focus on broadening service to communities that would otherwise go unserved.
	Míocar, a California nonprofit dedicated to affordable transportation in San Joaquin Valley, will serve as the operations lead to manage the carsharing service. Míocar was established in 2019 as part of a California Climate Investment Pilot program. It is available to anyone over 21 years of age with a valid driver’s license, relatively clean driving record, and a valid credit, debit or bank card. Members have access to a network of cars in communities throughout the San Joaquin Valley.
	Sigala Inc. is a California consulting firm that specializes in urban and regional planning, real estate economics, transportation planning, affordable housing, and project management with a focus on central California, specifically the San Joaquin Valley. The firm will provide administration and project management support.