The Lincoln Cluster Clean Mobility in Schools pilot program was made possible by a $9.6 million grant awarded by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to the San Diego Unified School District to bring clean transportation to schools located in areas of the state most heavily impacted by pollution. The program served the 14 schools in the Lincoln High School Cluster and includes 13 electric school buses, electric food delivery trucks, electric landscaping and maintenance equipment, an electric van and carpool vehicle, a large electric vehicle for community events, charging stations, and battery storage to support the electric buses with clean energy.
Circulate participated in the program as part of the education and outreach team, leading efforts for students and families around the benefits of clean mobility options like walking and biking. Project efforts included preparing customized information on route planning for each school, existing conditions assessments, schoolwide assemblies, demonstration events, report writing, and the administration of a two-year electric bicycle pilot program for 32 participating Lincoln High School students and staff.
Additional Resources
YouTube - Lincoln High School Program Recap
Lincoln High Clean Mobility in Schools
Lincoln Cluster Safe Routes to School Map
