Future & Current Transportation
We must improve our Safe Routes to School programming and multi-modal infrastructure:
Become Truly Multi-Modal
Develop a complete and functional transportation network prioritizing certain streets as car and bus thoroughfares and others as more protected neighborhood-serving streets
Enhance neighborhood safety and cohesiveness through development of green, shared and slow streets in neighborhoods that want them
Provide charging and other resources necessary to speed up private auto electrification
Work to coordinate and increase city, VTA and private shuttles and buses into a comprehensive mass transit system in our city and beyond
Improve our downtown parking policy
Update our Transportation Demand Management and Transportation Management Association programs by including new remote and hybrid work opportunities, better parking systems, bike and e-bike incentives and more
Work with regional partners to reduce traffic congestion via alternative transportation options between the Central Valley and across the Bay Area
Encourage local travel and staycations and reduce air travel by increasing arts, history and lively street programming
Promote virtual business trips
Support efficiency of emergency, freight, & delivery transport
Improve neighborhood traffic management
Prioritize biking, walking and wheelchair access with protected bike lanes, wide and unobstructed sidewalks, tree canopy and other green infrastructure
Promote raised or sidewalk level bike lanes
Safe Routes to Schools
Make short and long-term improvements to our Safe Routes to School programming and infrastructure
Consider and adopt transportation safety best practices used by our neighboring cities
Increase our availability and number of crossing guards
Upgrade our Suggested Routes to School Maps and incorporate many other suggestions coming from concerned residents
Other Issues
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