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The Lonesome Road

America’s trucking industry faces driver shortages

The trucking industry is facing a significant driver shortage as baby boomers retire and younger people are unwilling to replace them.

Sep 30, 2012 Rich Ehisen

Your Brain on Traffic

Traffic stress depends on wealth & happiness

Sitting in traffic can be stressful for anyone in a hurry, but the damage to the body and psyche can disproportionately hit low-income people, who are prone to encounter a greater range of destructive agents in their lives, experts say.

Aug 31, 2012 Allen Young

Key Decisions

Keeping loved ones safe behind the wheel

When aging loved ones begin showing signs that they may no longer be safe behind the wheel, there are some options for concerned family members.

Aug 31, 2012 Sarah Jedlicka

Commuter Complications

Locations and schedules limit transportation options

For much of Jon Costantino’s career, using public transportation was a daily affair. But moving up in his career, both figuratively and literally, pushed him back behind the wheel.

Aug 31, 2012

Getting on the Right Track

High-speed rail will reap benefits in the long term

High-speed trains linking Northern and Southern California have been a point of contention for more than a decade. For some, such “bullet trains” are the ideal solution to growing transportation needs; for others, they represent a boondoggle with enormous economic risk.

May 31, 2012 Winnie Comstock-Carlson

Gateway to Growth

Redevelopment milestones in the Bridge District

On a breezy, blue-sky day in late November, West Sacramento city and regional planning officials gathered near Raley Field to celebrate the opening of Tower Bridge Gateway, a reconstructed boulevard connecting Highway 50 to Tower Bridge.

Feb 1, 2012 Joanna Corman

Transport with Care

Strategic planning reaps massive growth for MV Transportation Inc.

Husband-and-wife team Alex and Feysan Lodde launched MediVan in 1975 with one bus, three employees and a truckload of dedication. Now called MV Transportation Inc., the privately owned passenger transportation company is the largest of its kind in the United States.

Oct 31, 2011 Carol Crenshaw

Spinning Wheels

Funding limitations, competing priorities stall bikeway development

As chief executive officer of the Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG), McKeever oversees planning and funding processes for cycling transportation projects, so he’s interested in what works and what doesn’t.

Aug 31, 2011 John Schumacher

Walk the Green Line

Transit-friendly development connects people, work and play

Thousands of Sacramentans soon can walk out their front doors and take a few steps to the American River Parkway, to light-rail, to shops and restaurants and maybe even to their workplaces.

Jul 31, 2011 Linda DuBois

High-Speed Chase

Bullet train races for funding, support

For 15 years, the California High-Speed Rail Authority and its backers have discussed, planned, studied and lobbied for the kind of fast trains seen elsewhere around the world.

Mar 1, 2011 Adam Weintraub
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