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another big day of meetings

Sacramento · Sacramento

another big day of meetings

Tomorrow, Thursday, June 12, there will be at least three transportation-related public meetings: SACOG (Sacramento Area Council of Governments) Board of Directors, 10:15 AM to about 12:00 PM, at Conzelmann Community Center, 2201 Cottage Way, Sacramento, CA 95814 (not at SACOG offices on L Street). agenda Sacramento Transportation Authority (SacTA): 1:30 PM to about 3:00 PM, at the County Board of Supervisors Chambers, 700 H St, Ste 1450, Sacram…Read Article

I’m not looking at you

Sacramento · Sacramento

I’m not looking at you

Everywhere I travel, and walk, most other people walking will at least glance at me, and often acknowledge or smile, and sometimes say hi or good morning or good evening, or even talk. But that is rare in Sacramento. At least on the sidewalk, this is the least friendly place I’ve ever lived. People passing look studiously at their phones, as though there were something important there, or look at the ground, or look away to the other side. 95% o…Read Article

concern about SacPD enforcement against bicyclists and walkers

In an April 14, 2025 SacBee article by Ariane Lange, she expressed concern about an upcoming Sacramento Police Department program to enforce and educate about dangerous roadway behaviors: Sacramento police will ticket cyclists and pedestrians with safety grant money. I had noted this grant earlier, and figured it was not focused on enforcement against bicyclists and walkers, but concern by Lange and the local transportation and equity organizati…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

how to stop red light running

I’ve posted about the red light running epidemic: red light cameras and law enforcement; the end of red light enforcement; how do we get more red light cameras?; red light running consequences; SacCity red light cameras and crashes; Sac Vision Zero intersections & red light cameras; red light cameras; pandemic of red light running; and red-light-running bullies. Of all the traffic violence occurring on our roadways, this is the one that concerns…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Urbanists and unions can slow but not stop California’s transportation progress

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

California is the prime battleground between transportation innovation and legacy mass transit. While Silicon Valley is rolling out driverless taxis and testing flying cars, urbanists and transit unions are seeking more taxpayer funding to buttress money-losing train and bus systems around the state. If history is any guide, the new transportation technologies will ultimately replace the older ones, but billions of taxpayer dollars will be lit u…California, United States · California See the Story

SACOG Transportation Committee 2025-04-03

The SACOG Transportation Committee will meet on Thursday, April 3, 2025, at 10:00 AM, in person at 1415 L Street, Suite 300, Sacramento, CA 95814. The meetings often last about two hours. The agenda is available on the SACOG Meetings & Agendas page, but I have also provided the overall agenda and the specific agenda items below. The single, large agenda packet contains 10 agenda items, only some of which would be of interest to most readers. I h…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

quick build at SacCouncil 2025-03-25

The Sacramento City Council meeting on Tuesday, March 25, 2025 (agenda), starting at 5:00 PM (not the 2:00 meeting) will consider a proposed quick build program. Agenda item 21 is ‘Transportation Safety Initiative: Establish Positions, Establish Quick Build Capital Improvement Project, and Suspend Competitive Bidding and Approve an Alternative Procurement Process to Install Signing and Striping and Quick Build Improvements (Two-Thirds Vote Requi…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

SACOG Board 2025-03-20 (in Rocklin)

The SACOG monthly board meeting will be held in Rocklin this month, Thursday, March 20, at 9:45 AM, at Rocklin Event Center, 2650 Sunset Blvd, Rocklin, CA. It can be viewed on YouTube via the Meetings and Agendas page. Comments may be made in person (in Rocklin), or via email ahead of time to lespinoza@sacog.org. Most board meetings are held at the SACOG Board Room on L Street in Sacramento, but some meetings rotate through the cities and counti…Sacramento · Sacramento See the Story

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