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    • Every bus in this country deserves its own lane (Curbed)
    • Eight ideas for reining in the fossil fuel industry (The Guardian)
    • Scooters are coming back to San Francisco streets (SF Chronicle)
    • A few chosen safe streets advocacy organizations to get access to mobility data (Spin)
    • She fights for the climate, but that giant carbon footprint.... (San Diego Union Tribune)
    • The North 710 is really, really dead (Pasadena Star-News)
    • Honolulu removed crosswalks, banned text-walking - and doubled the rate of pedestrian deaths (Honolulu Civil Beat)
    • Top speed limit of 20 mph made Edinburgh a better place (Scotsman)
    • Using redlining maps to rectify housing inequalities isn't good enough (Brookings)
    • The immigrants Trump denounces have helped revive the cities he scorns (New York Times)

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That VTA strike is a real downer as the state continues to position itself in the Trump era...

March 14, 2025

Video: Welcome to the War on ‘Woke’ Transportation

Overwhelmed by weeks of federal attacks on green and equitable transportation? Catch up with this explainer and plug in to the fight.

March 13, 2025

Couple of Caltrain Updates

If AI's good enough for driverless cars, why not use it to keep trains safe too? Plus Caltrain wants you to take the train to the parade The post Couple of Caltrain Updates appeared first on Streetsblog San Francisco.

March 13, 2025

Draft State Highway System Management Plan Urges State to Move Away from Gas Tax or Face Funding Shortfalls

The Draft State Highway System Management Plan (SHSMP) provides a ten-year prediction of statewide transportation funding needs

March 13, 2025

Transform, Partners Demand $2 Billion for the Bus

A coalition of transit advocates, providers, and unions is urging California’s Senate and Assembly leaders to put $2 billion for transit operations and capital improvements into the state’s budget.

March 13, 2025
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