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Froggy Jumps San Diego Infrastructure EssentialsOnline version A quick dive into SD's energy, water, and transit. by Jesus Luis 1 What is the primary source of San Diego's imported electricity? a Local solar only b Imported power from external grids c Hydro from SD rivers 2 Which facility began operations in 2015 to boost local water supply? a Carlsbad Desalination Plant b East County Aquifer c Pure Water Project 3 Which water source is NOT a major local import for SD? a State Water Project b Direct ocean water evaporation plants c Colorado River aqueduct 4 What is a key challenge for San Diego’s public transit plan? a Limited access in some areas b Excess funding c Overcrowded airports 5 Which transport option is promoted as last-mile connectivity? a Dedicated high-speed rail b Flexible Fleets c Static bus routes 6 What percent of SD electricity is imported according to the notes? a 74% b 50% c 25% 7 What system uses lane metering and smart signals? a Transit Leap b Complete Corridors c Mobility Hubs 8 Which energy source has the highest share in SD’s local non-renewables? a Nuclear b Coal c Gas Power Plants 9 What is the role of Mobility Hubs in SD’s plan? a Build airports b Expand car-only lanes c Link transportation options 10 Which major project supports water reuse and purification? a Pure Water / Advanced Purification b Ocean desal solely by plants c Groundwater extraction only 11 What is a key goal of San Diego's transportation plan? a Ban all buses from major routes b Eliminate all toll roads c Expand transit access through corridors and hubs 12 Which transportation tool helps prioritize high-occupancy travel? a Unmanaged highway lanes b Managed Lanes c Dedicated bike lanes only 13 What is a major source of San Diego’s imported electricity share? a Imported power b Hydroelectric only c Local wind farms 14 Which project type focuses on last-mile connectivity in SD? a Flexible Fleets b High-speed rail c Freeway widening 15 Which is a primary water source for San Diego County as shown? a Imported Water b Rainwater harvesting only c Desalination only 16 What describes the San Diego Car/Transit trade-off in the plan? a Transit is slower and costlier b Driving is safer and cheaper always c Transit offers safety and cost benefits vs. driving 17 What is a benefit of water recycling highlighted in the materials? a Wastewater dumping b Increasing potable reuse options c Relying solely on imports 18 Which entity is a major water supplier for SD County? a Phoenix Water Works b San Diego County Water Authority c Los Angeles Water District 19 What is the role of ‘Path 46’ in SD infrastructure? a Wastewater treatment path b Water conduit to Mexico c Significant power import path into SD County 20 Which airport option is discussed as a constraint in SD? a Excess runways causing noise b No runway constraints c Single runway capacity and curfew 21 What is a key challenge for public transit in SD? a Transit is the cheapest option b Overcrowded roads always c Low public transit usage (3%) 22 What does SB 375 relate to in the SD context? a Expanding airport capacity b Reducing greenhouse gas emissions c Increasing highway lanes 23 What is a major advantage of ‘Mobility Hubs’? a Isolate neighborhoods b Densification and better transport links c Limit multi-modal options 24 What is a key feature of the ‘Rapid Bus’ service? a Dedicated lanes and traffic signal priority b Only for freight c No priority signals 25 Why is groundwater re-charge emphasized? a To replace all imports instantly b To ban all surface water use c Drought-proof and locally secure supply 26 What indicates SD’s water use has declined recently? a Usage increased with population b Only agricultural use declined c Population growth with reduced total use 27 What is a major cost consideration for SD water? a Local groundwater is unlimited b Imported water is free c Desalination is costly 28 Which transportation mode has the lowest public transit usage share? a Public transit usage b Carpooling c Bike/travel alternatives 29 What is a primary outcome of the ‘Complete Corridors’ idea? a Narrower roads only b Improved multi-modal connectivity c Remove transit options 30 Which factor drives energy planning in SD County? a Reliance on imported electricity share b Self-sufficient local generation only c No renewable targets

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San Diego Infrastructure EssentialsOnline version

by Jesus Luis

What is the primary source of San Diego's imported electricity?

Which facility began operations in 2015 to boost local water supply?

Which water source is NOT a major local import for SD?

What is a key challenge for San Diego’s public transit plan?

Which transport option is promoted as last-mile connectivity?

What percent of SD electricity is imported according to the notes?

What system uses lane metering and smart signals?

Which energy source has the highest share in SD’s local non-renewables?

What is the role of Mobility Hubs in SD’s plan?

Which major project supports water reuse and purification?

What is a key goal of San Diego's transportation plan?

Which transportation tool helps prioritize high-occupancy travel?

What is a major source of San Diego’s imported electricity share?

Which project type focuses on last-mile connectivity in SD?

Which is a primary water source for San Diego County as shown?

What describes the San Diego Car/Transit trade-off in the plan?

What is a benefit of water recycling highlighted in the materials?

Which entity is a major water supplier for SD County?

What is the role of ‘Path 46’ in SD infrastructure?

Which airport option is discussed as a constraint in SD?

What is a key challenge for public transit in SD?

What does SB 375 relate to in the SD context?

What is a major advantage of ‘Mobility Hubs’?

What is a key feature of the ‘Rapid Bus’ service?

Why is groundwater re-charge emphasized?

What indicates SD’s water use has declined recently?

What is a major cost consideration for SD water?

Which transportation mode has the lowest public transit usage share?

What is a primary outcome of the ‘Complete Corridors’ idea?

Which factor drives energy planning in SD County?