SPUR has posted the first part of a discussion on transportation on the peninsula. Will Rail Rule the Bay Area Peninsula Corridor Again? The San Francisco Peninsula travel corridor — the roads and transit routes connecting the string of cities … Continue reading →
The Atlantic CitiLab has an interesting article: Public Transit Does Not Have to Reduce Traffic Congestion to Succeed The discussion is focused around a statement that is repeated over and over about new transit projects, which has been proven wrong … Continue reading →
Leo Express is a creative new train company from the Czech Republic. They rent space on the existing railroad tracks to run state of the art trains at a third of the cost of the existing government managed systems. Their … Continue reading →
On Tuesday evening, 13 October 2015, at a meeting starting at 6pm, the Palo Alto City Council will be reviewing the city’s planning for grade separation of the Caltrain tracks, which would improve safety and traffic flow, and facilitate more … Continue reading →