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This week the team has been reading about transportation investment and its many forms! While funding may not always be the most thrilling topic these articles highlight interesting viewpoints like how housing policy is actually transportation and climate change policy, how you can help improve transportation funding right now of the U.S Senate floor and what public […]

February is National Heart month! The easier it is for people to walk, bike and get out their cars, the healthier their heart can be. The relationship between the built environment and our health is clear, so it is important that our communities support healthy living.  The WALKSacramento team has been reading new research that ties public transportation to health, safety, climate change, and more.  Lower obesity

The WALKSacramento Team has been following the results of the National Housing Travel Survey, the anatomy of a bike lane movement, road pricing and taking quizzes about scoters vs. bikes. Check out what we have been reading this week.  Learning form the Nation Household Travel Survey  This article takes a look at the National Household Travel Survey that examines long term

Welcome to the New Year! This week the WALKSacramento team has been keeping up with everything from budget proposals to stories about kids using bike share. Here are our favorite resources and news stories from the past few weeks.    “Newsom’s State Budget Connects Housing Needs and Transportation Funding”  Newly elected California Governor Gavin Newsom released his ambitious budget this week and it had some