Category: Transportation Infrastructure

Call for Proposals – 2019 Planning Commissioners Academy

2019 Planning Commissioners Academy Long Beach      March 6-8, 2019     Call for Conference Session Proposals   The League of California Cities® is soliciting session proposals and speakers for the 2019 Planning Commissioners Academy, which is scheduled for March 6-8, 2019 in Long Beach.  The call for proposals is an opportunity to share best practices, innovative […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 10, 2018
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Transportation News for July 10, 2018

Mercury News: Lawsuit targets toll authority over $3 bridge toll increase Mercury News: Sharks file federal suit over parking at BART station in San Jose Mercury News: 1960s black and yellow retro plates are a big hit: Roadshow Mercury News: There’s a cutthroat turf war behind the race to charge Bay Area scooters Marin Independent Journal: Marin traffic is mostly […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 9, 2018
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Transportation News for July 9, 2018

San Francisco Chronicle: Highways considered for carpool lanes in and out of SF East Bay Times: These Caltrans workers drive the freeways to take hits, so others aren’t hurt or killed East Bay Times: Where Birds and Limes go after dark: The race to charge Bay Area’s scooters Marin Independent Journal: Golden Gate Ferry expedites […]

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Pacific Maritime Magazine Online for July 6, 2018

SUBSCRIBE TO THE PRINT EDITION     INSIDE PACIFIC MARITIME MAGAZINE      Safe Spaces By Chris Philips, Managing Editor     In 1911, the Washington State Port District Act authorized voters to create public port districts that could acquire, construct, and operate waterways, docks, wharves, and other harbor improvements; rail and water transfer and terminal […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 6, 2018
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Transportation News for July 6, 2018

San Francisco Chronicle: Soon-to-open Richmond ferry terminal could revive shoreline, usher in gentrification East Bay Times: Opinion: Love them or hate them, scooters are here to stay East Bay Times: Big Sur: Highway 1 at Mud Creek could reopen before July 20 Mercury News: Are California gas prices ready for their seasonal decline? Mercury News: […]

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  • by BPC Staff
  • onJuly 5, 2018
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Transportation News for July 5, 2018

Mercury News: New highway markings are for survey purposes: Roadshow Mercury News: Express lane rules in place on July 4: Roadshow Marin Independent Journal: Marin transportation sales tax extension gliding to fall ballot Marin Independent Journal: San Rafael plans street change where two pedestrians were killed Napa Valley Register: Throwback Thursday: Trains in Napa Valley […]

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GNA Insights: World Impact of 2020 Marine Industry Regulations

Clean Transportation & Energy Consultants   June 26, 2018 www.gladstein.org   Marine Industry Regs Could Send Shock Waves Through World Economy   The slight bump in fuel prices we are experiencing now may pale in comparison to the costs consumers will be paying in a year and a half. Learn how the upcoming 2020 International […]

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