Dos Rios
Dos Rios, CA · Traffic & Transit
gunnoracle.com
Rail grade separation plans stalled at city level
Palo Alto’s rail-grade separation project — an initiative to physically separate street traffic, bikes and pedestrians from Caltrain crossings like Charleston Road and Meadow Drive — remains in its conceptual stages. Ongoing gate closures during peak hours cause traffic backups and safety hazards, but commuters and homeowners continue to face uncertainty, with no finalized plans.
The Voice of San Francisco
KRON4 News
Bay Area transit faces major service cuts if voters reject tax hikes
rolling out
California’s Highway 37 shuts down
Drivers traveling through California’s North Bay should prepare for significant delays this weekend as Caltrans closes a stretch of Highway 37 for winter storm preparations ahead of the anticipated El Niño weather pattern. The closure will affect the roadway between Mare Island in Vallejo and Sears Point in...
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Daily Californian
District 7 City Council candidates envision a car-free Telegraph Avenue
For decades, Berkeley residents have debated turning upper Telegraph Avenue — the three blocks closest to the UC Berkeley campus — into a car-free street. With the general election approaching on Nov. 3, this debate has become a defining point of contention in the race for Berkeley City Council’s District 7 seat.
oaklandside.org
AC Transit board declines to censure director Young, sparking criticism
The battle between two camps on AC Transit’s board over whether to sanction a colleague has continued, with one critic saying she was “shocked” by the board majority’s recent decision. On Wednesday, October 15, during the transportation agency’s bimonthly board meeting, Rebecca Saltzman, El Cerrito’s mayor...
California is for Adventure
Highway 1 kept crumbling off this Pacifica cliff, so California built tunnels and gave the old road to walkers
For decades, Highway 1 kept sliding off the cliffs south of Pacifica. Now that stretch is a paved, car-free 2.6-mile walk with huge ocean views and a graffiti-covered WWII bunker on the bluff. The post Highway 1 kept crumbling off this Pacifica cliff, so California built tunnels and gave the old road to walkers appeared first on California is for Adventure .
SFGate
sanjoseinside.com
San José Will Use Cameras in 2027 to Catch Speeders
Beginning Dec. 14, motorists in San Jose who drive at least 11 miles per hour over posted speed limits will be sent warning notices, courtesy of new speed-reading cameras being installed across the city. Two months later, owners of cars caught speeding on camera in the city will get stuck...