In our rapidly changing world, the humble curb is seeing a convergence of competing uses. From an increase in pick-ups and drop-offs to new ways to get around like shared bikes and scooters, curb space must be managed to ensure accessibility, safety, and circulation.

Crowded city streets and limited spaces slow down the last mile, drive up costs

While the intention of AB1685 is commendable, the language and potential impacts of its passage present a problematic precedent.

The answer to range anxiety is not bigger batteries, but more (and faster!) electric-vehicle charging stations.

S.B. 288's temporary CEQA exemption, having proving useful, would be made permanent

The brilliant thing about technology is how it tends to become smaller (and cheaper) over time. One glaring exception has been the most expensive piece of kit many of us buy: the automobile.