As a part of the Bike with the Blue program, Fresno police officers were reportedly in the neighborhood riding bicycles with the community. The officers formed a team with teens from the Fresno Unified School District.
Through this activity,
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Lyft Set To Bring Back A Version Of Ride Sharing
Lockdowns throughout the country changed how people used transportation alternatives, but especially Uber and Lyft rides. One of the first services to be wiped out by the pandemic were their carpooling options, in order to curb the spread of COVID-19.…
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Hit and Run Driver Injures Woman on E-Scooter in Long Beach
A woman who was riding an e-scooter in Downtown Long Beach around midnight was reportedly injured in a hit-and-run. The driver is still at large.
According to police, a group of people were riding electric scooters in the intersection…
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Stimulus And Unemployment Checks Aren’t Keeping Uber And Lyft Drivers Away, It’s The Work Conditions
As of late, the cost of an Uber or Lyft ride has significantly increased. Surge pricing and a driver shortage has made it more difficult than before for the consumer to request the ridehailing companies’ services. Because of this, much…
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Police Stops Don’t Stop Car Crashes, Study Says
A high rate of state patrol traffic stops in U.S. states is not correlated with decreased car crash rates, a new study reportedly found. This debunks one of the main justifications for excessive policing on the country’s roads.
Researchers…
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Uber Reaches Agreement In Sexual Assault Data Request
Uber Technologies Inc. reportedly finally reached a preliminary agreement with a California regulator for sharing data on sexual assault and harassment claims on its platform, avoiding a $59 million fine.
Back in Dec., the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)…
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Transit Agencies Will Have To Transition Away From Costly Pandemic Era Measures To Survive
As transit agencies across the country emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, they are reportedly confronting an array of new challenges. Because after more than a year of constant adaptation to provide safe service, agencies must now adapt again — this…
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California Approves E-Bike Incentives
Awaiting Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature, $10 million for incentives to buy electric bicycles have been reportedly added to the state budget bill. It’s included in a planned investment of $425 million in the Clean Vehicle Rebate Program, which is part…
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Cycling Organizations Oppose Legislation Requiring Insurance Coverage Extensions On Micromobility
In a recent memo, the advocacy organizations Calbike, Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, and TransForm joined forces to oppose AB 371.The bill would force bikeshare and e-scooter providers to extend insurance coverage to their customers, which the organizations argue…
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Amid Dozens Of Federal Investigations And Crash-Related Lawsuits, Tesla Sustains Autopilot Is Safe
The cases against the automaker Tesla involving its Autopilot are reportedly growing, and fueling concerns over the technology’s shortcomings — especifically those related to the many car crashes it has been involved in. According to the New York Times, the…
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