A Life Without BART? Bay Area Leaders Hope to Stop the Unthinkable.
The Bay Area’s primary public transit network is in trouble.
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L.A. Metro Greenlights Historic Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project
Each day, several hundred thousand people make the tedious trek from the San Fernando Valley to L.A.’s Westside.
String of Assaults Stokes Safety Fears on L.A. Metro
Officials want people to step up their use of public transit, but that’s a tough sell when riders keep getting attacked or killed.
L.A. Freeway Opens in Time for Thanksgiving Holiday
Los Angeles’ I-10 freeway reopened Sunday night, far ahead of schedule, after a fire damaged a portion of the highway near Alameda Street.
Utilities Commission Won’t Back Down on Robo Taxis
State regulators have rejected San Francisco’s request to pause and reconsider robo taxi services by autonomous vehicle company Waymo.
Cruise Robo Taxis Banned from Operating on California Roads
The DMV found that Cruise concealed information about a recent incident involving one of its vehicles.
SANDAG Kills Controversial Mileage Tax
The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) voted 15-4 Friday to remove the Regional Road User Charge (RUC) or “mileage tax” from consideration in its 2025 Regional Plan and all future t
Local Leaders Plead With State to Slow Driverless Taxi Rollout
The California Public Utilities Commission will vote on an expansion of driverless taxis this week. Local leaders are begging the Commission to slow down.
L.A. Metro Could Create Its Own Police Force
The Los Angeles Metro Board of Directors has voted to explore the creation of its own police department amid concerns about rising crime and lax security on board public transit.
Fleeting ZEV Program Causes Heartbreak in One Rural Latino Community
Transportation access has long been a problem for California’s rural farming communities.