State Releases CAPTI 2.0, a Document to Align the State's Climate Goals and Transpo. Spending - Streetsblog CaliforniaCalifornia has released significant transportation reports aiming at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving sustainable transit options.
New Report Quantifies Five Years of Caltrans Freeway Expansion, including Demolitions - Streetsblog CaliforniaCaltrans has expanded freeway lanes across California, countering the narrative that highway development is a thing of the past.
For Bay Area drivers, a turn to Tahoe has never been easier to missA highway construction project may cause motorists to miss the critical exit for Tahoe, leading to possible downtown Sacramento congestion.
New Report Quantifies Five Years of Caltrans Freeway Expansion, including Demolitions - Streetsblog CaliforniaCaltrans has expanded freeway lanes across California, countering the narrative that highway development is a thing of the past.
For Bay Area drivers, a turn to Tahoe has never been easier to missA highway construction project may cause motorists to miss the critical exit for Tahoe, leading to possible downtown Sacramento congestion.
Topanga Canyon Boulevard closed indefinitely after rain, fire damage, Caltrans saysTopanga Canyon Boulevard remains closed for safety as crews repair fire and rain damage, with no reopening estimate available.
Newsom and state leaders stress high-speed rail progress amid new challengesCalifornia's high-speed rail is progressing despite obstacles and aims to connect various regions, enhancing transportation and economic growth in the state.
2 California cities rank surprisingly well in a new US studyCalifornia cities are experiencing significant declines in vehicle miles traveled (VMT), contrasting with trends in other U.S. regions.
Midweek Call to Action: Stop More Freeway Widening, Stop Cuts to Bike/Walk Projects - Streetsblog San FranciscoAdvocacy groups urge action to stop freeway widening and prevent cuts to active transportation funds in California.
Don't Believe the Hydrogen Train Hype - Streetsblog CaliforniaClaim of the first zero-emission train in the U.S. arriving in San Bernardino is false.