Newsom Offers Details on Proposal to Spur More Housing
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Would potentially link transportation funding to housing production
Recent Streetsblog CALIFORNIA posts about GJEL2
Lyft Announces $700,000 Investment in Oakland Transportation Options
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The money will fund a bike lending library and community-led planning on bike-share deployment and affordable transportation options in East Oakland
Autonomous Vehicles Could Make Life Amazing and Easy, or Truly Awful
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It depends on who you are--and whether government policy gets out ahead of the technology
At Last, New Rules Are Final: Car Delay Is (Sometimes) NOT an Environmental Impact
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After more than five years of discussion and delay—and long after the construction of the stadium it was attached to—S.B. 743's rules on measuring environmental impacts from transportation have been adopted
What Should Governor-elect Newsom’s Transportation Priorities Be?
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Advocates for safe streets and sustainable communities offer a platform
Driverless Cars Are Coming to Silicon Valley
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DMV regulations on them are sparse.
Street Story: A New Way to Collect and Share Data about Street Safety
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Street Story, launching today, aims make it easy for advocacy groups and planning agencies to collect and analyze information about pedestrian and bicyclist safety, while improving community engagement.
San Diego Transit Board Approves New Housing Policy for its Parking Lots
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The Board will encourage its underutilized parking lots to be developed for affordable housing, accepting recommendations from a recent report by CirculateSD
Brown Signs Scooter Bill and Other Scooter News
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Also: Lime appeals San Francisco pilot program decision, Bird reaches milestone--and what about those e-scooter dangers?
Head of California Air Resources Board Takes to Twitter to Teach the History of Smog
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We've been down this road before.
AARP Announces Challenge Grant Winners: Five Are in California
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Chula Vista, West Sacramento, Long Beach, San Francisco, and City Heights are the California recipients of AARP's 2018 Community Challenge Grant for quick projects that improve communities.