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Clement Avenue Truck Route Gets a Rethink From Alameda
Council voted 5-0 to look at other truck routes before Clement's bike lanes get squeezed.
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Council voted 5-0 to look at other truck routes before Clement's bike lanes get squeezed.
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Slurry seal work runs from Versailles Avenue to High Street into early November, then new bike lanes and crosswalks follow.
Read moreSeaplane and Harbor Bay get more weekday boats, and the Short Hop pauses for November.
Read moreA three-mile street safety overhaul with a new roundabout and bike lanes won't break ground until 2028, and Alameda's own paperwork says the federal…
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A new SF Bay Ferry and Uber partnership knocks $2.85 off rides connecting to the Seaplane Terminal, easing the last mile to the dock.
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Nightly closures started in April to build a new bike and pedestrian path inside the tube. Caltrans still hasn't said when it opens.
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SF Bay Ferry wants feedback by September 23 on new Harbor Bay and Seaplane Lagoon trips, plus dropping the weekday Main Street stop.
Read moreThe Transportation Commission reviews a safety checklist Sept. 23 for a two-way bikeway between Tilden Way and San Jose Avenue.
Read moreGrant money and a bigger vendor contract move forward if the council signs off next week.
Read moreA new municipal code section takes aim at cars parked in painted, signed and protected bike lanes across the city.
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The $757,000 pilot brings eight bike share stations to the West End, part of a plan to ease years of tube construction.
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Engine failures and a cracked bracket kept the Oakland-Alameda shuttle docked for nearly three weeks. It's back as of Wednesday morning, but the…
Read moreThe bridge is so worn out that bikers already have to get off and walk. A $5 million grant push could finally fund a fix.
Read moreA new ordinance would make it illegal, and finable, to leave your car in any of Alameda's bike lanes.
Read moreIf your student qualifies for free or reduced lunch, they can ride AC Transit for free all year, starting this week.
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The Cooper Teare Classic brings runners and rolling street closures to the East End Saturday morning, Aug. 8.
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City Council locked in $3 million on July 21 to keep the little yellow boat crossing the estuary, and keep it free, for two more years.
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A new protected stretch on Tilden Way closes the gap that used to force riders into a long detour, and it opened ahead of schedule.
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The $15 million Central Avenue project is in its final stretch. Expect flaggers at Webster, Eighth, and Sherman through the end of summer.
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