Wednesday’s Headlines as the House Readies a Second Impeachment
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We know you want to get back to watching the impeachment, so here's all the news you need.
Poll: Too Many Are Skeptical of Vision Zero
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A Transportation Alternatives survey finds little knowledge or recognition of Vision Zero as the city's road carnage rises.
Can Shift in D.C. Get Trains into Transbay?
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With Biden and Democrats in narrow control of the Senate, San Francisco is in a race to get cash for its next big transit project
Data: Road Violence Affects Black Neighborhoods More
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Of the 210 fatal car crashes in Massachusetts where a driver killed a bike rider or pedestrian between 2018 and 2020, a quarter of those killings occurred in neighborhoods where the Black population makes up a higher-than-average proportion of the population.
Tuesday’s Headlines on the Eve of Impeachment
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The new president will take the train from Delaware to his inauguration, proving that he is who we thought he was: Amtrak Joe! Plus the other news of the day.
Champs-Élysées Makeover Inspires U.S. Advocates
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As Parisians celebrate a new plan to pedestrianize the Champs-Élysées and cut car traffic in half, Americans street safety advocates demand redesigns for their own cities' dangerous downtown arteries.
Advocate Urges Removal of S.F.’s “Beg Buttons”
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Beg buttons serve motorists at the expense of people who walk. It's time to correct this
Why It's Time to Legalize the 'Idaho Stop'
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An upstate State Senator has introduced a bill that would allow cyclists to slow-roll through stop signs and go through red lights after a quick full stop.
Monday’s Headlines to Get You Going
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We see London, we see France. Plus all the other news.
Senate Considering $10B for Highway Removal
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Cities might soon get the kind of federal money they need to tear down the downtown highways that federal dollars paid them to build — and to reinvest in communities of color that those highways destroyed.
Why SF is Failing Cyclists, In One Photo
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The city still has people on staff who think a "sharrow" on a four-lane arterial (with two more lanes for parking) constitutes bike safety. That's a big problem
Op-Ed: Finally, a Chance for Environmental Justice
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The new federal administration promises to join arms with state and local advocates and give leadership to this environmental justice efforts.