Transportation funds should reward cities that do the most to plan and deliver sustainable and equitable development near transit. The "Strategic Investments for a Better Bay Area" platform,...
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06/21/2011
As we reported in our last blog post, advocates and advisory committee members came out in droves to the June 10th joint meeting of the MTC Planning Committee and ABAG Administrative Committee to...
06/10/2011
This morning the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s Planning Committee heard a report on five “Alternative Scenarios” that staff from MTC and the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG)...
05/17/2011
Every four years our nine county Bay Area goes through a planning exercise where county transportation agencies, regional planning agencies and a Commission of elected officials prioritize how to...
05/02/2011
As the Bay Area’s regional agencies gets rolling on its first-ever Sustainable Communities Strategy, there was incredible enthusiasm for their ten adopted targets. Sure, SB 375 required two of...
04/27/2011
Anyone who thinks American public process is dead should have come out for today’s Metropolitan Transportation Commission meeting.
The Commission today voted on the Planning Committee’s...
04/20/2011
Try to imagine the Bay Area with 2 million more people living here. Where will we all live, work, and recreate? How will we get around?
A Bay Area-wide series of public...
04/11/2011
Well, that was an exciting meeting!
This past Friday's MTC Planning Committee meeting wrapped up with a choice for Option 2 in the "committed projects" policy debate.
"Committed projects...
04/04/2011
What better time to inaugurate a blog on progressive transportation choices than when there’s a crucial debate at hand like the Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission's...
09/12/2009
The Stevens Creek corridor Bus Rapid Transit project (523) will travel between east San Jose and downtown San Jose to De Anza College in Cupertino along San Carlos Street and Stevens Creek...
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