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Monday’s Headlines Ride the Cheese Wagon

  • More kids are now driven to school by their parents than take the school bus, and only 10 percent walk or bike, down from 40 percent in 1969. For the students in classrooms, this means more exhaust is getting inside, causing health problems. Others whose parents can’t drive them just don’t go at all. (Washington Post)
  • Automakers are intentionally limiting consumers’ choices to large and expensive luxury SUVs and trucks to drive up their profits. (The Guardian)
  • President Biden’s re-election could come down to gas prices. (The Hill)
  • Local measures meant to produce more housing around transit unfortunately do very little to encourage affordable housing. (Elsevier)
  • Navigation apps don’t always do a good job of showing users the most up-to-date bike routes. (Marketplace)
  • Polling in Seattle and beyond shows that Americans overwhelmingly support transit and will use it if it’s frequent and fast enough. (The Urbanist)
  • Stuck in the 1950s, Caltrans continues to widen highways despite overwhelming evidence that it won’t fix congestion. (Natural Resources Defense Council)
  • The Los Angeles Times breaks down a March ballot measure that would force the city to implement its own mobility plan.
  • Paint and bollards don’t provide much protection for cyclists, but in Nashville they’re resigned to getting whatever they can get. (The Contributor)
  • Milwaukee planters meant to guard cyclists from cars were destroyed, presumably by one of the neighborhood’s many reckless drivers. (Fox 6)
  • Austin is starting the legislative process of maximizing affordable housing and minimizing parking around the future Project Connect light rail line. (KXAN)
  • Indianapolis is converting one-way streets to two-way, a safer configuration. (WFYI)
  • Dallas officials want to know why there’s so little funding for Vision Zero in a $500 million transportation bond issue. (NBC DFW)
  • A Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority expansion map making the rounds on social media looks awesome. Unfortunately, it’s fake. (11Alive)


source https://usa.streetsblog.org/2024/02/05/mondays-headlines-ride-the-cheese-wagon
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