Placer County Local News: Transportation

From 2013 to 2021, there were 41 fatalities and 183 serious injuries on Tahoe's roadways. To help prevent these tragic crashes, the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency released a draft Vision Zero Strategy.

City council rejected the “Healthy Streets L.A” initiative. Now it’s up to Angeleno voters.

California in 2024 has implemented two new, potentially important traffic safety laws

Rocklin has road repair work scheduled for 2024, including a small but heavily traversed area of Park Drive.

The Rocklin Police Department received $75,000 from the California Office of Traffic Safety for ongoing enforcement and education programs to help reduce traffic injuries and deaths.

State says it has received numerous complaints about insurance companies making it difficult for drivers to obtain policies.

As consumers require less gas for their cars, they'll also be paying out less in gas tax to the state.

When the on-demand microtransit service called Mountaineer launched in Olympic Valley and Alpine Meadows, the goal was to make it easy to get around the Palisades Tahoe resort community during the winter months without a car.

Navigating the mountains during winter presents challenges unique to the Tahoe Sierra, from knowing how to drive in snowy conditions and when to put chains on your cars, to what you should pack in case you get stuck during a storm.

The Rocklin City Council took another step toward its Interstate 80 Rocklin Road reconfiguration project, adopting environmental documents and a design for the pedestrian/bicycle crossing.

Take Care Tahoe is requesting that all “Take it Slow, Tahoe” yard signs be stored indoors for the winter.