Bikes and Scooters Could Replace a Lot of Car Trips in U.S. Cities
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And even if a small percentage of drivers switch from single occupancy vehicles, it could make a big difference for everyone.
Recent Streetsblog CALIFORNIA posts about GJEL3
Berkeley Police Are Ticketing Bicyclists for Running Stop Signs on Bicycle Boulevards
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What are they trying to achieve?
Despite “Farcical” Caltrans Cost Estimate, Complete Streets Bill Moves to Suspense File, as Expected
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Senator Wiener kept it short: Caltrans should be embarrassed about the cost estimate it provided on this bill.
California GHG Inventory Shows Slight Downward Trend. Mostly.
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Except not in passenger vehicles. Or refineries. And decreases in other sectors are not dramatic
In Davis, a New Bike/Ped Safety Project Is Blamed for Heavy Traffic
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But the congestion is cut-through traffic from out of town, going elsewhere
Bay Area Legislators Talk About Housing Legislation at the Capitol
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All the panelists have been working on housing issues for years. "Things are changing," they say, albeit slowly.
On Sustainable Development, California–and the Entire Country–Has a Long Way to Go
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Some California cities score higher, some lower, but none is nearing the goals agreed to by members of the United Nations.
Zero Traffic Fatalities Task Force Holds First Meeting
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Revisiting the way California sets speed limits as called for by last year's A.B. 2363
City of Sacramento Approves Free Transit Pass Program for All Students
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One-year program is a good investment that its backers hope to renew and expand countywide
Federal unSAFE Rollbacks Would Have Dire Consequences for Air Quality
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The federal proposal poses some very serious problems; litigation might delay them, but few want to talk about other solutions
Introducing: the Streetsblog California Index*
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Some random numbers on traffic safety
Proposed Federal Fuel Economy Rules Will Mess Up Everything
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Current Regional Transportation Plans, which have relied on steadily cleaner tailpipe emissions, may not be enough to achieve federal clean air standards