CA AB1132

Requires the Department of Transportation to identify key community resilience indicators for measuring impacts of climate-induced transportation disruptions by January 1, 2029

Mandates inclusion of a community resilience assessment in the department's Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment reports by January 1, 2030, focusing on high-risk locations serving priority populations

Community resilience assessments must evaluate how climate impacts (extreme heat, fires, floods, sea-level rise) disrupt access to essential services like healthcare, education, employment, and emergency services

Requires coordination with local jurisdictions on evacuation plans, including alternatives for people without vehicle access, and assessment of EV charger availability along evacuation routes

Defines priority populations as the most disadvantaged 25% of communities per CalEnviroScreen, areas in the department's equity index, federally designated tribal lands, and regional environmental justice communities