Bus March 2024

Us Electric Bus Market to Grow 18.5% Yearly Till 2024

745 million bucks in 2018, 1,948 million by 2024. It'll be the development pattern of US electric transport market as per P&S statistical surveying. The field will see a CAGR (Build Yearly Development Pace) of 18,5 % during the referenced period. A rate that develop to 40 percent with respect[...]

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Bus December 2023

Guest Column: With Data, We Can Design Bus Stops to Make People Feel Happy

When you hear well-nigh a space designed to be wieldy that has an oasis of felt plants, potted 20-foot-tall trees, and stenciled flowers, a bus stop is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. Yet, that’s what bus riders in the City of Chelsea have experienced over the last[...]

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Bus November 2023

What One Florida Womans Act of Street Vandalism Says About the Sad State of Pedestrian Access in America

Earlier this year, an Orlando woman and a group of teenage accomplices — reportedly wielding a jackhammer, a set of vendibles cutters, a sledge hammer— went viral for repeatedly tearing lanugo uniting link fences that obstructed pedestrian and vehicle traffic into their neighborhood, all while a sheriff’s deputy looked on[...]

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Bus November 2023

Chicagos First-Ever City Civics Day Encourages Engagement and Activism

This post is sponsored by Boulevard Bikes. Last Saturday, the Municipality of Chicago held its first overly Municipality Civics Day, a self-ruling daylong series of panel discussions and workshops well-nigh how Chicagoans can get involved in their communities.  The event took place at the Epiphany Center for the Arts, a former Episcopal[...]

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Bus November 2023

Are BART Safety Initiatives Starting to Pay Off?

Note: GJEL Accident Attorneys regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog California. Unless noted in the story, GJEL Accident Attorneys is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. BART delays due to police worriedness seem to be down, equal to a BART report released Tuesday. To be precise:[...]

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Bus November 2023

List: The States With the Best And Worst Transportation Policies

As the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law continues to dump billions into state transportation budgets, a new scorecard ranks which states are most likely to use that money to reduce emissions and make roads increasingly equitable — and which are only making matters worse. In a new report, the Natural Resources Defense[...]

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Bus November 2023

Highway Boondoggles 2023: This Years Poster Children for Bad Projects

On Sept. 22, 2011, then-President Barack Obama stood surpassing a prod in front of the Brent Spence Underpass that carries Interstates 71 and 75 wideness the Ohio River, connecting Cincinnati and Kentucky. The speech focused on the need for increased infrastructure spending as part of the American Jobs Act –[...]

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Bus October 2023

LA Looks to Approve On-Bus Camera Enforcement Ticketing Drivers Who Park in Bus Lanes

Tomorrow, the Metro Operations Committee is expected to legitimatize Metro on-bus cameras for ticketing drivers who park in bus lanes. Metro is looking to intrust $11 million for its Bus Lane Enforcement Pilot Program [staff report, presentation], including a five-year contract with Hayden AI Technologies. San Francisco and several other jurisdictions[...]

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Bus October 2023

White Roads Through Black Bedrooms: How Urban Freeways Cemented Spatial Inequalities

Urban freeways are having a moment of serious reconsideration. In cities wideness the country, sponsorship groups are taking wholesomeness of reconstruction projects to whop alternatives to fill in, cover, and truncate highways. Researchers have moreover been releasing new, rigorous research, worsening our understanding of both who is harmed by freeways[...]

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Bus October 2023

New Yorks Green Rideshare Rule is Bad Transportation AND Climate Policy

Mayor Adams has made a bad visualization to waive the de Blasio-era cap on the number of ride-hail vehicles unliable in New York City, so long as the uneaten cars are electric. Let’s get it straight once and for all: Replacing the existing 78,000 Ubers and Lyfts with electrics would be[...]

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Bus October 2023

How Air Pollution Intersects with Unsafe Streets

Road vehicles present a serious danger to children’s lives, both physically and physiologically. Cars and trucks can skiver or seriously injure young children in an instant, but the particles they produce through tyre wear, restriction wear, road surface wear and resuspended road dust, as well as frazzle emissions, can moreover[...]

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Bus October 2023

Mobility Safety from a Feminist Perspective

Road safety is gendered. Gender-differentiated mobility patterns, as well as stereotyped road behaviors that reproduce hegemonic male roles associated with exposure to risk, speed, and a sense of immunity and immortality, are killing people.  According to the World Health Organization (WHO), men are more likely than women to be involved and[...]

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