Damien Newton

Yes, there are real people who got e-bike savings vouchers from the state.

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“A.B. 1237 will provide sports fans participating in the World Cup, Olympic and Paralympic Games with an easy way to utilize transit when attending these sporting events, reduce traffic congestion, improve local air quality and provide critical support for local transit services"

The post Legislation Would Allow Metro to Add Fee to Olympic/World Cup Tickets appeared first on Streetsblog California.

Last week, newly-elected Assemblymember Nick Shultz introduced Assembly Bill 939, which would place a bond on the November 3, 2026 statewide ballot to fund sustainable transportation throughout California.

The post New Legislation Would Ask Voters to Approve $20 Billion Bond for Transit and Active Transportation appeared first on Streetsblog California.

New legislation is intended to explore that issue

The post Can CA Go It Alone on High Speed Rail? appeared first on Streetsblog California.

Environmentalists throughout the country…no throughout the world…have discovered in recent years that it can no longer count on America’s federal government for help stewarding this world. Nowhere is that more true in the battle to protect clean, freshwater, especially in California.

The post Sen. Ben Allen Moves to Protect California’s Freshwater appeared first on Streetsblog California.

“Public transportation is critical to California’s future, but a broken permit process has eroded Californians’ trust in transit agencies’ ability to deliver projects on time and on budget.”

The post Wiener Introduces Legislation to Speed-Up Permitting for Major Transit Projects – Including High Speed Rail appeared first on Streetsblog California.

It’s time to get creative when planning how to fund active transportation in California.

The post CalBike Summit Session This Thursday: Creative Approaches to Funding Active Transportation Infrastructure appeared first on Streetsblog California.

Wiener and Arreguín announced an effort to get $2 billion more in state subsidies to help fill operating deficits throughout the state included in next year's budget.

The post Wiener, Arreguín Lead on Push for More State Transit Funding appeared first on Streetsblog California.

Be prepared for an analogy between people's views of parking meters and prostitution.

The post Two Videos for Those Mourning and Missing Donald Shoup appeared first on Streetsblog California.

This week's StreetSmart brings in not one, but two experts on California High-Speed Rail: Adriana Rizzo and Roger Rudick.

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