The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog USA.
It’s a big day for bus news here at Streetsblog.
From Streetsblog NYC: A proposed variance granted by the NYC Dept. of Environmental Protection will allow a New Jersey-based charter bus company to continue to spew toxic fumes.
Plus: The intercity bus keeps catching strays even though it is the most cost-effective, least subsidized, and most fuel-efficient mode of long-distance travel.
Hyperscale AI data centers and highways are both harmful forms of fossil fuel infrastructure that get built without much community input — and it’s time to fight back against both, one of our favorite podcasters argues.
Hyperscale AI data centers and highways are both harmful forms of fossil fuel infrastructure that get built without much community input — and it’s time to fight back against both, one of our favorite podcasters argues.
There’s a downside to enforcing traffic laws when cities do it to raise revenue rather than to save lives.
It might sound crazy — but is it crazy enough to work, even as governments take aim at steep transit cuts?
