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Most U.S. cities are not in great shape financially, Pew reports, which could mean more transit cuts coming down the pike.
Corporations and policymakers aren't just promoting car dependency — they're actively making it harder to walk, bike, and move in our communities. So why is it so hard to name their enemies?
All the major transit advocacy groups assembled Monday morning in downtown San Francisco to demand the city's former mayor (Governor Gavin Newsom) intervene and stop the cancellation of a vital $750 million state loan intended to keep the city moving.
Uncertified batteries can no longer legally be sold in the city, but many workers are still using them because they are less expensive.
In other words, what is the color of a double-standard?
Do traffic engineers only care about moving cars? One says no, writing in Planetizen about his support for Vision Zero.
