SPUR Talk: Bullet Trains and Big Cities
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A look at how high-speed rail could transform large metropolitan areas
Recent Streetsblog CALIFORNIA posts about GJEL1
Legislative Update: Big Wins on Traffic Safety
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A pile of bills await the Governor's signature, among them some pretty big wins for bicycle and pedestrian safety.
Another Quick Legislative Update: Traffic Safety and Housing Bills
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Appropriations Committees' Suspense Ends
Eyes on the Street: OakDOT Does Ped Improvements on Market, San Pablo
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Where there was paint and posts, now there is concrete
Legislative Update: Here’s What Bills Are Still Alive in the Senate and Assembly
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As noted last week, with the legislature now on its summer recess, many pieces of legislation that have not passed through all policy committees are now off the table until next year. Here’s an update on important legislation that Streetsblog has covered and where it now stands. Legislation is listed by bill number with the […]
Legislative Update: Bikes at Stop Signs, Jaywalking, and Camera Enforcement on Buses
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Key transportation safety and equity bills move forward after Senate Transportation Hearing
San Diego Making “Modest But Real” Gains on Vision Zero Goal
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In 2020, the pandemic resulted in a steep decline in pedestrian and bicycle fatalities and serious injuries in San Diego. Despite the decline in severe injuries and fatalities, harm to bicyclists and pedestrians remained high, with 27 bicycle and pedestrian fatalities and 58 serious injuries.
Legislative Update: Bike Safety Stop Bill Passes CA Assembly
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Now the Senate must weigh in
Legislative Update: Long-awaited Speed Limit Flexibility Bill Moves Forward
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A.B. 43 passed the Assembly Transportation Committee on a 15-0 vote.
Increase Active Transportation Program by $2 BILLION? Yes, Please.
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"Right now California is in a unique position," with a huge budget surplus, says Commissioner Alvarado. "Let's get a little ahead of this."
San Joaquin Transit Moving Toward Seamless Fare Payments
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San Joaquin County transit systems have partnered together to provide their riders with a seamless and contactless way to plan trips and purchase fares.