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In an effort to increase the size of its social network footprint, Los Angeles Streetsblog is launching a Tumblr site at http://lastreetsblog.tumblr.com.  The purpose of the Tumblr is two-fold, to provide a place for Streetsblog readers to experience a less formal and technical Streetsblog and to help younger people, who make up a larger and larger part of the Livable Streets […]

Looking to hire a smart, qualified person for a position in transportation planning, engineering, IT, or advocacy? Post a listing on the Streetsblog Jobs Board and reach our national audience of dedicated readers. Looking for a job? Here are this week’s listings: Executive Assistant, Transportation Alternatives, New York City Transportation Alternatives seeks a well-organized, motivated and personable […]

All play and no work makes Jack an unemployed construction worker. That, more or less, was Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s message to Speaker John Boehner today. She called on him to cancel next week’s recess and work on passing a transportation bill, now struggling through a divisive conference process. “Almost three months after Senate passage [of the […]

Editor’s note: Last month, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood invited Streetsblog readers to submit questions for a Q&A installment on his blog, Fast Lane. Here are his answers. In my “On The Go,” series, I only get time to answer a few questions. But — like the Streetsblog community — I never get tired of talking […]

We’re rounding the final turn in our spring fundraising campaign, and thanks to hundreds of generous donations to Streetsblog and Streetfilms the finish line is within sight. Just $3,500 in donations this week and we’ll reach our goal of raising $30,000 by June 1. Your support enables us to produce high-impact content making the case […]