#transportation-policy

#transportation-policy

An innovative e-bike subsidy program aims to reduce car dependency and promote sustainable transportation in outer-borough neighborhoods.

The implementation of congestion pricing in Manhattan is successfully reducing traffic and improving travel efficiency.

Public involvement at the Muni rally has influenced decision-making to reduce proposed service cuts.

The Trump administration's transportation policy contrasts sharply with Biden's focus on sustainable transit options.

Jaywalking will soon be legal in NYC, despite historic concerns about pedestrian safety.

The current City Council, despite its progressive reputation, is failing to prioritize street safety and is increasingly influenced by car-centric policies.

Austin City Council's new rule makes parking in bike lanes illegal, with fines from $50 to $300 for violations.

The Trump Administration continues to challenge California's high-speed rail project, describing it as a costly misallocation of funds.

Rep. Webster's belief in reducing Amtrak support contradicts the heavy federal subsidies for highways, impacting passenger rail viability.

Federal funds for infrastructure projects cannot be 'decertified' based on policy changes.

Existing contracts may still be reimbursed despite a review process imposed by the DOT.

Proposed cuts to bus routes serving Bray and Greystones signal concerns about transportation access for residents relying on these links.

Aircoach is reevaluating and changing bus routes based on demand, impacting several areas previously serviced.

A Canadian critic highlights flaws in a New York bill for e-bike registration, arguing it doesn't address core safety issues.

Heathrow's third runway may incorporate a ramp over the M25 for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

U.S. transportation has undergone transformational changes due to major infrastructure investments and a focus on inclusive community benefits.

Electric vehicle owners may need to pay for road use, as they contribute less to fund repairs through gasoline taxes.

High-speed electric vehicles in bike lanes are degrading public safety for pedestrians and cyclists, prompting calls for regulatory action.

London's crackdown on abandoned dockless bikes aims to reduce pavement obstructions and improve safety for pedestrians.

New York cab drivers demand emergency placards to avoid fines for double-parking while using restrooms.

The MTA plans to have an all-electric fleet by 2040, continuing its commitment to clean-air strategies regardless of federal politics.

Trump's transportation secretary, Sean Duffy, plans to dismantle existing fuel efficiency standards, prioritizing consumer choice and affordability over stricter environmental regulations.

Trump's funding freeze raises concerns for sustainable transportation advocates about future impacts and clarity.

Transportation agencies might not be receiving legally entitled funding amid federal uncertainty.

The Trump administration's transportation policy faces criticism for linking funding to marriage and birth rates.

Trump Administration pauses NEVI program to realign federal spending priorities, reflecting a shift from EV transition efforts.

Federal transportation funds should prioritize areas with higher marriage and birthrates according to a recent directive, raising questions about efficacy and relevance.

The U.S. Department of Transportation's new funding policies prioritize communities with higher birth rates, alarming sustainable transportation advocates across the country.

Donald Shoup's work reshaped urban parking policies, advocating for fair market pricing and reforms to improve urban economies and communities.

Cities can improve safety and quality of life by prioritizing people over cars in urban planning.

San Francisco's implementation of quick-build protected bike lanes with Jersey barriers demonstrates an effective approach to cyclist safety.

Sean Duffy's first act as Transportation Secretary is to scrap Biden's fuel efficiency standards, advocating for car affordability.

California's climate goals are at risk due to shifts in federal policy under Trump, prompting calls for a focus on active transportation.