Measure S requires eliminating traffic lanes to create bike lanes when it repaves a street
MORE TRAFFIC. MORE POTHOLES. MORE TAXES.
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Fresno County Can’t Afford Measure S
Measure S is a 30-year new tax designed to force you out of your car and onto busses and bicycles while failing to fix our roads. It's a scam designed to fund 120-miles of useless bike lanes while Fresno County drivers suffer in never-ending traffic and dangerous roads.
Our hard-earned dollars should fix our roadways, not pay for empty busses and more traffic. On Nov. 3, stand up and say NO to Measure S.
TAKE ACTION
Join the No on S Coalition
THE PEOPLE WHO WILL PAY THE BILL DESERVE A SAY
Fresno County residents want real road repairs, not a scam tax.
Fresno County Supervisor Buddy MendesFresno County Supervisor Garry BredefeldFresno County Supervisor Nathan MagsigFresno County Supervisor Henry R. Perea (Ret.)Fresno Unified Trustee Brooke Ashjian (Ret.)Clovis Mayor Pro Tem Diane PearceReedley Mayor Matthew TuttleValley WatchdogsThe Lincoln Club of Fresno CountySan Joaquin Valley Taxpayers AssociationValley Young Republicans
Add your name to the coalition WHAT MEASURE S REALLY DOES
More Traffic. Fewer Lanes. Less Money for Roads.
Measure S bans road expansion unless it is for bus or bike lanes
Measure S spends roughly 30% of your tax money on empty buses in Fresno that no one wants to ride
Measure S steals $300 million from fixing roads for a slush fund to pay the billionaire-backed activist groups that wrote the measure
THE TRANSPORTATION REALITY
Numbers Worth Knowing
How Fresno County actually gets around, compared with what Measure S would lock taxpayers into for the next 30 years.
of Fresno County commuters take the bus or other public transit to work, and less than 1% bike. Measure S would still put 25% ($1.85B) into transit for 30 years.
SOURCE · Census ACS 2020–24fewer FAX bus rides a year: 11.24 million in 2005 compared with 9.61 million in 2024.
SOURCE · Fresno COG transit evaluation FY2024more daily driving countywide from 2021 to 2023: 21.95 million to 23.24 million vehicle miles a day—and 24.74 million in 2024.
SOURCE · Caltrans road datariders on board the average FAX bus in service in 2024. FAX averaged 22 boardings per bus-hour in 2025, below its own standard of 25.
SOURCE · Federal National Transit Database 2024STAND WITH FRESNO COUNTY
Join the Fight for Low Taxes and Better Roads
We need a real measure that fixes our streets and roads, not charges taxpayers extra to ruin our roads. Add your name to stay informed and defeat Measure S!