#active-transportation

#active-transportation

Trump administration's review of grants jeopardizes active transportation projects.

Active transportation advocates should prioritize road safety to combat the funding cuts affecting sustainable projects.

California receives $260 million for infrastructure projects, possibly the last significant federal funding for a while.

Overall project funding varies, with a mix of promising improvements and concerning road expansions under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Advocates for safe and livable streets are making significant gains in Bay Area city councils, promising stronger support for active transportation initiatives.

The Environmental Commission recommends partnering with Great Springs Project to enhance conservation and connectivity in the Central Texas region.

New protected bike lane construction in Oakland enhances cyclist safety.

The 20th Street urban greenway project is set to improve commuting for pedestrians and cyclists.

Community feedback highlights enthusiasm for safer biking routes.