Everyone who tracks California Transportation Commission, covered.
Advocates, attorneys, and the businesses it regulates all need to know what happens at California Transportation Commission, and none of them have time to watch it live. USLege covers hearings automatically and puts the exact moment you need in front of you.
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Whoever's tracking California Transportation Commission, USLege gets them the moment they need, fast.
Radar watches every meeting for you
Get an alert the instant your issue is mentioned in a California Transportation Commission hearing, before it shows up anywhere else.
Every word, searchable and sourced
Search a keyword, jump to the exact moment in the video, and pull the quote, with who said it attached.
Minutes, drafted automatically
USLege's AI writes the hearing minutes straight from the transcript, so nobody on your team has to sit through a recording and type them up by hand.
Every meeting, captured
Full video of California Transportation Commission hearings in one archive, no hunting across the site or YouTube for the right recording.
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28 California Transportation Commission meetings on record since March 26, 2026.
These are real recordings in the USLege archive, roughly 60 hours of California Transportation Commission video in total, each one transcribed, searchable, and indexed to the moment. The most recent was recorded on Sep 16, 2026.
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Sep 16, 20261 hr 20 min
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Sep 2, 2026Tri-State Transportation Commission Meeting - Part 1Commission Meeting2 hr 19 min
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Sep 2, 2026Tri-State Transportation Commission Meeting - Part 2Commission Meeting15 min
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Aug 24, 2026August 2026 CTC Meeting - Day 2Commission Meeting3 hr 8 min
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Aug 23, 2026August 2026 CTC Meeting - Day 1Commission Meeting3 hr 49 min
Counts cover recordings from March 26, 2026 through September 26, 2026. Meeting links open in the USLege app.
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Structured meeting minutes generated from every transcript: agenda items, motions, votes, and who said what. No waiting weeks for the official version.
Hearings, summarized
A clear summary of each meeting and hearing: what was discussed, who took which side, and what happens next. Read it in two minutes, or go straight to the tape.
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