California Transportation Commission Passes Complete Streets Funding and Talks About Equity
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It remains to be seen how these discussions will change future decision-making.
Recent Streetsblog CALIFORNIA posts about GJEL3
This Year’s Ride of Silence Will Be DIY
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Every third Wednesday of May, in communities all over the globe, people come together to ride in silence to honor and commemorate cyclists who have been killed on the road. The rides are solemn, sedate, and moving, and this year they will not be done in big groups.
San Diego Study: Transit Remains Essential for Essential Workers
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Circulate San Diego used census data to determine that many of the people still riding transit are going to and from jobs deemed "essential" under stay-at-home rules
Stop Touching Pedestrian “Beg Buttons”
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L.A. is actually disconnecting them in some places where a lot of people are walking. Other Californian cities aren't (yet) thinking about them
Active Transportation Program Cycle 5 May Fund Quick-Build Projects
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Quick-build projects make inexpensive changes to fix safety issues, give drivers, walkers, bicyclists, and wheelchairists the opportunity to experience a street design, and allow cities to gather feedback, collect safety data, and make adjustments. But they don't fit well into the state funding process.
CA Congressman Introduces Federal Bill to Fund High-Speed Rail
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No guarantees, but it could provide funding for CA's program, if it passes
First Bill in Response to Speed Limit Study Includes Small Reform Steps
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A.B. 2121 is a very small first step toward reforming California's absurd speed limit laws
Wiener Reintroduces Housing-Transit Bill; Some Advocates Shout Him Down
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It would be safe to say that most of the people in the crowd in Oakland support more housing, but they are deeply split on tactics for achieving it.
California Planners Have Already Been Swapping VMT for LOS
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The state's "seismic" shift from measuring congestion to assessing new travel has been a glacial but inexorable change
STEP: New State Program Aims for Transportation Equity, Community Building
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Cap-and-trade program will fund grants to build community capacity to plan and address local accessibility needs to help lower greenhouse gas emissions
Legislative Update: New Laws on Transportation Policy, Funding, Planning
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Among the hundreds of new laws signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in the weeks leading up to Sunday's deadline were a few related to transportation.
Governor Signs Several Bills, Complete Streets Not Among Them
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If Newsom vetoes the Complete Streets Bill, he will need to explain why. Many bills are waiting, and many have been signed into law.