In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the San Francisco Bay Trail, the San Francisco Bay Trail Project is launching a “Share Your 30” contest to inspire Bay Area residents and visitors to get out on the trail, discover and share Bay Trail adventures, and compete to win prizes. Read More

Berkeley photographer Karl Nielsen ranks among the Bay Area’s most acclaimed chroniclers of major transportation projects — and the workers who deliver them. San Francisco’s soon-to-open Central Subway and the Fourth Bore of the Caldecott Tunnel  are among the 21^st century construction sites at which both the intimacy and the grandeur of the construction process have been captured by Karl’s camera. Nielsen’s most recent subject is the ongoing work to replace 1950s-era expansion joints on the upper deck of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. And this time, his artistry includes words as well as images. Read More

Next City put together a nice article on the Mega-Measure that has been discussed of late. Read More

The Dutch company TomTom is a developer and creator of navigation technology and is able to tap into data to note travel patterns around the world. Read More

The U.S. Department of Transportation released its May 2019 Air Travel Consumer Report, which reports the latest compiled air carrier data.  Read More

The first Bay Area Metro Awards were presented Thursday at a ceremony in Oakland recognizing 13 people, projects, organizations and local governments advancing solutions to ease the Bay Area’s housing crisis, improve the transportation system or make the nine-county region more resilient. Read More

Congress is starting to kick the tires on transportation infrastructure funding, with proposals being brought forward in recent days. Read More

Golden Gate Transit will introduce 67 new hybrid buses into its fleet in the coming weeks, taking the place of 15-year-old diesel-only models.  Read More

A new article in Slate poses that the housing problem in the Bay Area and throughout the state is a generational issue. Read More

Boing! Boing! The sounds of Pogo sticks could be reverberating around San Francisco, according to a report in Forbes.  Read More