SANDAG board to consider price tag of transportation vision
REGION — Regional transportation planners estimated last week that their vision for a high-tech interconnected transit network could cost $177 billion over 30 years, a
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SANDAG reshapes county’s transportation system
The Board of Directors of the San Diego Association of Governments unanimously voted today to develop a new transportation plan for the county.
Ride service aims to fill local transportation gaps
RideFACT has partnered with more than a dozen different transportation vendors, now including Yellow Cab and Lyft, expanding the program to all 18 cities in
SANDAG awards $5.6M for environmental, transportation projects
The San Diego Association of Governments' Board of Directors today awarded $5.6 million for environmental and transportation projects.
Half-cent sales tax may come to county
The City Council and Planning Commission heard SANDAG present information last week on a possible county half-cent sales tax to help fund regional transportation projects.
Cab driver calls out Uber drivers as ‘unfair competition’
Cab driver John Phillip Bowen said it’s unfair and unsafe that Uber drivers can skirt around city business licenses, drug and criminal background
SANDAG offer transportation draft plan
REGION — The SANDAG board of directors has released the draft version of “San Diego Forward: The Regional Plan” for public review and comment. The
Council tackles transportation during planning workshop
ENCINITAS — The City Council kicked off a series of planning sessions on Wednesday night with a discussion of all things transportation.
Report: San Diegans drive more than those in L.A.
COAST CITIES — Los Angeles might have more traffic, but San Diego takes the cake for most miles driven.
SANDAG board questions priorities, funding splits
COAST CITIES — Returning and new SANDAG board members met for an information-only session Jan. 11.
