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SGV Connect 40: Protected Bike Lanes for Pasadena and Freeway Barriers for the 210
Updates on Pasadena's Union Street protected bikeway proposal and Metro's freeway barrier plans to keep 210 Freeway traffic from crashing into the Gold Line.
May 7, 2019
Open Thread: Long Beach’s Beach Streets and CicLAvia 30
This weekend saw not one, but two, open streets events in L.A. County. If you attended, or have thoughts about either, please leave them in the comments section below.
April 29, 2019
LA’s First Two-Way Protected Bike Lane Will Open in Downtown Los Angeles this Weekend
Los Angeles' first two-way protected bike lane is expected to open this weekend on Spring Street in Downtown Los Angeles. Currently, a southbound protected bike lane runs on the east side of Spring Street. The project will also include new bike signals and bike boxes for safe turns.
April 26, 2019
Environmental Hearing Comments Critical of Foothill Gold Line Plan to Widen La Verne’s White Avenue
Outdated LOS traffic metrics are making the Gold Line Construction Authority propose wrong-headed road widening in the historic heart of La Verne. Residents are vehemently opposed.
April 17, 2019
LADOT Transit Opens New Bus Facility, Expands DASH Service
DASH rides are free this weekend - to celebrate expanded weekend service on all routes
April 11, 2019
SGV Connect : Checking in with Active SGV on the Day of Their Springtime Fundraiser
The podcast features David Diaz, executive director of Active SGV
April 11, 2019
The 210 Freeway Remains a Dire Threat to Gold Line Safety – Fixes Needed Yesterday
The Times finally covered this clear danger to transit rider life and limb. Metro's planned fix is awaiting approval and funding.
April 9, 2019
The Hidden History of Culver City Racism
There are many cities in the United States with a hidden past, a history hushed up or unacknowledged, and my city is one of them.
April 5, 2019
Monrovia’s Oliver Chi and Duarte’s Kristen Petersen and the Future of Transportation
The San Gabriel Valley is becoming a hotbed for innovative transportation solutions. This week, Damien and Kris talk with two leaders who are bringing the transportation revolution to their cities.
April 4, 2019
Santa Monica, Westside Political Leaders Disagree on “Go Zone” Congestion Pricing Proposal
SCAG has a new study looking at cordon congestion pricing on the Westside - to reduce congestion and improve the environment. Assemblymember Bloom likes the proposal; Councilmember Bonin doesn't.
March 28, 2019
