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Moss Landing Ongoing Work: How did EPA and Vistra determine the truck routes to be used for transporting material off-site at Moss Landing? Why were other truck route options not selected?

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The routes were selected to minimize the potential traffic impacts on the community. Vistra did a traffic study and the routes below were found to be the best options for trucks entering and leaving the site. See our  EPA Factsheet: Truck Routes and Safety (pdf) (546.87 KB, January 2026) to learn more.

Map of Moss Landing trucking routes found to be the best options for trucks entering and leaving the site

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