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Streetsblog NYC |Promoted

Don’t Believe the Hype: NJ Turnpike Widening Still Happening

Gov. Murphy's late revision will just move the problem around, advocates say.

Kevin Duggan

December 24, 2025

Don’t Believe the Hype: NJ Turnpike Widening Still Happening

Technology

Opinion: Can AI Help Stop Car Crashes Before They Happen?

Proactive safety planning can save more lives than waiting until after crashes kill. But what's the proper role of technology in identifying future hot spots?

Tal Kreisler

December 24, 2025

Today's Headlines

Wednesday’s Headlines Have a Clean Background

Uber isn't doing everything it can to keep violent felons out of the driver's seat, according to the New York Times.

Blake Aued

December 24, 2025

Streetsblog California |E-bikes

Scofflaw Manufacturers Could Be The Downfall of E-bikes

If illegal e-motorcycles are the downfall of legitimate e-bikes, manufacturers and retailers should look themselves in the eye, not blame it on their customers.

Bob Mittelstaedt

December 23, 2025

Streetsblog NYC |Buses

Failure of Electric Bus System Means Pollution Will Continue in NYC

The Adams administration gives a major bus company a reprieve from idling laws — because battery-powered systems apparently don't exist yet.

David Meyer

December 23, 2025

Streetsblog Massachusetts |Daily headlines

Tuesday’s Headlines Let the Kids Cross

Waymos have adopted a dangerous habit of human drivers: swerving to get around stopped school buses.

Blake Aued

December 23, 2025

Buses

This Holiday Travel Season, It’s Time to End the Stigma Around Intercity Buses

"The future of travel is not about choosing one mode over another. It is about building a balanced, interconnected system where buses, trains, planes, and cars complement each other."

Kai Boysan

December 23, 2025

Federal Policy

New Bill Would Help ‘REPAIR’ America’s Worst Infrastructure — By Reimagining It For People

The concept of "reconnecting communities" torn apart by federal infrastructure has come under fire by GOP leaders in Washington. This Senator says it's time to renew the program anyway — and more than triple its funding.