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Highway Projects Still Grab Biggest Share as California OK’s Nearly $1B in State Transportation Funding
But Transit and Active Transportation Get Boosts Too...
Thursday’s Headlines
Retreats on car driver fees in San Diego, but the rest of the state is announcing good news.
Reimagining Freedom: How Older Adults Can Benefit from Connecting with Other Nondrivers
Seniors often struggle when it's time to give up the keys. But they're not alone.
L.A.’s Historic Affair with Monorails
The Sepulveda Transit Corridor monorail is not the first time that Los Angeles has flirted with - and rejected - the idea of a monorail.
Commentary: ‘Hardened Daylighting’ Works. Paint Alone, Not so Much
A follow up to Tuesday's Traffic Violence Rapid Response story about a bicyclist killed at Webster and 12th in Oakland.
New Bike Lanes on Hobart Blvd in Hollywood
New Hobart lanes extend a half mile from Fountain Avenue to Hollywood Boulevard.
StreetSmart Episode 13: Marty Beard, CEO of Hayden AI
On StreetSmart, Hayden.AI CEO Marty Beard discusses bus lane enforcement, data privacy, and what cities are learning from AI cameras.
Wednesday’s Headlines
CAHSRA holds a press conference to announce they are really close to being ready to lay tracks, more money for transit operations, and more...
Op-Ed: Is N.J.-Style Bikelash Coming For Us?
"If a doctor treated every patient with chest pain by amputating a limb, we would call it medical malpractice. When legislators do the policy equivalent, it deserves the same label."
Bike Project Round-Up: Culver City Better Overland, WeHo Green, and More
WeHo green bike lane color doesn't quite "pop," and protected bikeways coming soon to Santa Monica, Glendale, and Culver City, and more.
