Pima Association of Governments is tasked with ensuring our region maintains a quality of life through our platforms of livability, sustainability and mobility. The three legs of PAG’s mission are intricately linked in efforts to reduce single-occupancy vehicle miles traveled … Read more
The greater Tucson region is home to more than 1 million people and, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 90% of households in Pima County have access to at least one vehicle. Those vehicles travel thousands of miles … Read more
Human service agencies coordinate with public transit agencies to meet special transportation needs for their clients. Three public paratransit services are available in the PAG region. Each of these services requires reservations and provides door-to-door service between the rider’s location … Read more
Take our transportation safety pledge and make a difference in our community whether you are a pedestrian, bicyclist, driver, or all three. Share what you learn with your family and friends. It could save someone’s life. TAKE THE SAFETY PLEDGE … Read more
Transportation planning is one of the chief planning priorities PAG is tasked with as a metropolitan planning organization (MPO). This complex task involves working with local, county, state and tribal members who serve on PAG’s Regional Council to anticipate the … Read more
