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    • Poll: Californians want better transportation, but don't think they should have to pay more for it (PPIC)
    • Amador County asks bike riders and walkers a few questions (Ledger Dispatch)
    • The battle for Caltrain electrification and why you should care, whoever and wherever you are (Wired)
    • In Caltrain drama, nobody's a winner (CityLab)
    • What that Caltrain corridor could be (SPUR)
    • NPR's take on environmental justice advocates' opposition to cap-and-trade
    • Cap-and-trade, cap-and-tax, cap-and-dividend: an economist's perspective on ways to lower greenhouse gas emissions (Scientific American)
    • NYPD focuses Vision Zero efforts on the “scourge” of “wheelie-popping teens” (Village Voice)More California headlines at Streetsblog LA and Streetsblog SF

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Wednesday’s Headlines

Did someone say "bike superhighway?"

July 16, 2025

LA County Accidentally Removed Criminal Reform Ballot Measure from County Code. Now They’re Trying to Fix It.

Voters passed Measure J in 2020 to dedicate money to education, job training, and other non-carceral ways to fight crime.

July 16, 2025

City Breaks Ground on Mid-City Greenways Bike/Walk Improvements

The 4+mile Mid-City Greenways project is focused on three streets: Rosewood Avenue, Formosa Avenue, and Orange Drive.

July 15, 2025

StreetSmart Special Edition – LA Evictions at Caltrans Owned Properties for Formerly Homeless “Reclaimers”

Benito Flores, one of the Reclaimers, is resisting eviction to draw attention to inequities with how housing laws are being applied to people experiencing homelessness

July 15, 2025

Tuesday’s Headlines

I bet we can come up with some reasons Sacramento isn't getting higher scores on its bike ratings.

July 15, 2025

Commentary: The French City of Lyon Shows How to Connect Oakland and Western Alameda

An amazing 24/7 bike-ped-transit connection can be made for pennies on the dollar—if the Bay Area can get past its car-brain affliction.

July 15, 2025
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