#transportation-policy

#transportation-policy

Lime Bikes will improve operations in Brent to avoid a council-imposed ban.

Reconnecting communities severed by historical highway construction requires genuine inclusion of local voices and community engagement in planning processes.

Central Park's lack of bike paths hinders student biking commutes, despite its numerous benefits for health, independence, and academic performance.

Support Mike Chen's confirmation to the SFMTA board for his advocacy on transit funding and sustainable city planning.

We must adopt Paris's bike-friendly strategies to improve New York's urban environment.

NYC transit plans are failing with only seven miles of bus lanes projected for this year instead of the promised 30 miles.

Induced travel undermines California's climate efforts by leading to increased driving despite investments in public transportation and reduced car usage.

Policies reducing Americans' need to drive can save $6.2 trillion, enhance equity, and significantly reduce emissions.

Focusing on diverse travel methods is crucial for an effective climate transition and public health improvement.

Coalition filed lawsuits demanding Gov. Hochul to allow congestion pricing, citing violation of the law and undermining climate change efforts.

The TTC board postponed voting on e-bikes and e-scooter bans to assess equity implications for marginalized groups before making a decision.

Hoboken's e-bike registration program fails to improve safety; education and infrastructure are crucial for effective regulation of delivery workers.

Council Member Gale Brewer reversed her support for state-level e-bike registration, citing practical challenges and emphasizing the need for enforceable regulations.

Riders will be banned from abandoning e-bikes on busy town centre pavements in a South London borough under a new scheme.

The Selma-to-Montgomery Trail represents a critical historical site, now revitalized through a significant federal grant aimed at restoring community infrastructure.

The city is investing in 600 electric car charging posts, raising concerns among pedestrian advocates about future road use.

Governor Newsom's decision on key transportation bills S.B. 960 and S.B. 961 could significantly alter safety measures and street design in California.

Municipal unions' rejection of congestion pricing illustrates labor's complex relationship with fiscal policies and the effects of internal grievances on broader support.

New York City has experienced a significant increase in traffic congestion and vehicle miles traveled, worsened by the pause of congestion pricing.

Long Island leaders demand permanent elimination of congestion pricing, emphasizing the need to protect residents from financial burdens.

Governor Hochul halted NYC's congestion pricing, considering a lower toll and exemptions for essential workers amid concerns about affordability for residents.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's pause on congestion pricing challenged in court by advocacy groups and citizens for violating the law.

Congestion pricing can benefit patients with critical medical appointments by improving transportation reliability and access.

San Francisco is cracking down on oversized vehicles parking overnight, aiming to address public safety and homelessness issues.

Caltrain's new policy of not disclosing fatalities aims to prevent copycat suicides, leading to unreported deaths and raising public safety concerns.

New York City's outdoor dining and transit improvements are suffering due to illogical decisions by leadership, leading to economic and social setbacks.

Hochul paused congestion charge, facing lawsuits.

Congestion charge halted despite previous advocacy, sparks legal action.

Legal challenges question Hochul's authority to block tolling program.

Streetsblog California celebrates its 10th anniversary by reflecting on the evolution of transportation and sustainability in California since 2014.

Campaigners urge implementation of a pay-per-mile road charging scheme for electric cars to address a projected £5 billion tax revenue shortfall.

Brooklyn will soon have a new electric vehicle charging station with fast and Level 2 chargers, targeting the needs of local drivers.

Mayor Adams' Covid diagnosis raises questions about his leadership amidst ongoing community concerns over bike routes and housing developments.

Sutton Council aims to reduce speed limits to 20mph on several roads to enhance safety and promote walking and cycling.

Investing in maintenance is as crucial as expanding public transit in Toronto according to TTC's CEO.

The 'Zero Fare for Better Air' campaign in Colorado did not significantly reduce ozone pollution despite increased ridership.

New York City's Department of Transportation overturned plans for a busway, disappointing the MTA and community advocates who seek better bus service.

New Jersey commuters will receive a week of free transit as an apology for summer service disruptions.

Many consumers are hesitant about purchasing electric vehicles, raising questions about funding for EV charging stations.

The MTA faces scrutiny and potential funding loss due to safety compliance issues following recent audits.

Significant new housing development is underway in the Bronx alongside transportation improvements.