Transportation policies refer to the guidelines, regulations, and strategies that govern how transportation systems are developed, operated, and maintained within a region or country. These policies aim to ensure the efficient, safe, and equitable movement of people and goods. They encompass various aspects such as infrastructure planning, funding for transportation projects, vehicle emission standards, public transit development, road safety measures, and the promotion of sustainable transportation options like cycling and walking. Transportation policies can also address issues related to congestion, environmental impacts, accessibility for all users, and the integration of different modes of transport. Overall, they play a critical role in shaping the mobility landscape and influencing economic, social, and environmental outcomes.
Santa Barbara enacts new regulations to manage e-bike safety, aiming to create harmonious streets for locals and tourists. City Council has updated codes to empower officers to issue citations for…