On Thursday, Septa will vote on whether to redesign the Septa Bus Network or delay the project once again.
DC Metro is improving by a while fucking lot on Monday. 10 trains on the silver line at midday and another 10 on the red line at night
Kentucky lawmakers have introduced a law to ban Single Family Zoning and allow for multi family dwellings and ADUs in all homes in the state
There were 48 implementation grants for increasing road safety this year under the federal SS4A program. The citys with grant recipient projects include:
- Louisville
- Nashville
- Lexington
- Knoxville
- Chicago
- Detroit
- Madison
- Minneapolis
- New York
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Norfolk
- Miami
- Pheonix
- El Paso
- San Jose
- San Francisco
Austin Texas has become the largest US City to completely eliminate parking minimums city wide
Ph yeah, the state of California is about to take over San Francisco by Force and end Nimbyism permanently by forcing them to build new housing
This should get you to pay attention to the news
LA is applying for several exciting RAISE grants including plans to cap the 101 Freeway between Santa Monica Boulevard and Hollywood Boulevard
I got news about Seattle’s future Transit plans, which are incredibly ambitious plan which would bring the Link to Ballard, West Seattle, the U district, Columbia City, Queen Anne, and Lake city
Boston has solved the Bus Driver shortage by doing what any sensible person would do, listening to the union and paying the workers
The station in Connersville Indiana has been made ADA accessible in a 1.7 million dollar project to revamp the station as part of Amtrak’s goal of having 100% of stations ADA accessible by 2029
Back on the freeway removal, Seattle is looking at putting a lid on I-5 to reconnect downtown Seattle with Capitol Hill, Seattle City Council is expected to vote on whether do this in September 5th