The most successful, vibrant cities in the world today look a whole lot like they did a hundred years ago. We know what works. We just need to get to work.

E-cars were 9% of car sales in 2022, and the e-car fleet was under 17 million worldwide. E-bike sales were at 275 million. Politicians and policy-makers, stop ignoring, or underestimating, e-bikes. Via Treehugger.com #EBikeEffect treehugger.com/stop-ignoring-…

"Jennifer Trotoux grew up in the area and has been driving the 110 her whole life. “I got tears in my eyes when I came down the onramp,” “It’s just a beautiful way to see the city and see the community. … I feel like this is what it should be for.” latimes.com/california/new…

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as figures in the new U.S. National Climate Assessment report, a thread

This is such a deeply unserious question! Anyway, we're going back to getting Measure HLA passed so that car crashes stop being the #1 killer of children in our city. x.com/SaulGonzalezCA…

Vote like your family lives here. I will! Yes on HLA!

So proud of everyone that fought for safer streets for the last two years. 🙏

The truth. If twenty Boeing 737’s were to crash in the next 24 hours, with no survivors, the world of aviation would be in absolute crisis. Yet, that’s how many people we lose to cars, every day. And we shrug our shoulders, when we should be saying stop, how can we save them?

The odds of your child getting kidnapped are about 1 in a million. The odds of a person born in 2021 dying in a traffic crash are about 1 in 93. American parents act like these stats are reversed. They're paranoid about the rare kidnapping but naive about the common drive.

I’m a driver. I drive in bus only lanes every chance I get, I stop in virtually every bus zone I see, and I am absolutely ecstatic whenever I hear a car gets ticketed for it. Because I drive the bus. Wish you had interviewed a transit operator, we could explain why this is just.

If you care about children’s safety you need to care about three things: roads, guns, and vaccines.

Never forget, a 13-year study found that protected bike-lanes led to a drastic decline in fatalities for all road users. ALL ROAD USERS. And painted bike-lanes? No safety improvement at all. For sharrows, it’s safer to NOT have them. Via Streetsblog USA usa.streetsblog.org/2019/05/29/pro…

please please please get to a tv or share game feed with fellow riders

Los Angeles' trees are absorbing more carbon dioxide than researchers expected, per a new study out of USC: latimes.com/california/new… via Ryan Fonseca

I tried to be a billionaire by tomorrow but I took a nap and fell short. Pretty akin to the last 10 years in LA Vision Zero strategy.

This station sees 139 daily rides, which translates to 77 parked cars. Seeing this station takes the space of 4 cars, I think this is highly efficient. Thank you for pointing it out!

Recent changes to the CDC website suggest a link between vaccines and autism. There is no new evidence to support this claim.

Could never work in LA, only works in London because their weather is so much better