Evan Siroky

@evansiroky.bsky.social

Dad, Transit Data at Caltrans (posts not representative of my employer), YIMBY, multimodal transport, timezone mapper, OpenStreetMap enthusiast, skiing.

I saw a SacRT Gold Line that said Sunrise in downtown and thought I might as well take it in case there's a bus bridge after Sunrise. Sure enough, I'm on the bus bridge now.

I'm waiting at Sunrise for the Gold Line bus bridge to Folsom. I talked to the fare inspectors who said that there is a poor relay or something and a train had its AC catch on fire while idling. So they are preemptively doing bus bridges whenever it gets warm so they don't lose more trains.

I have said this before, but I do wish one prominent tech YouTuber would do a BTS tour with a transit agency, showing off all the tech that makes its stuff work. Even just the various systems on a bus today is wild. It'd go a long way to help the image of public transit.

The people colluding to create housing shortages in order to jack up the price of homes and rent are mostly single family homeowners, not nefarious corporate actors; and they’re doing it in public at your local planning commission, not in smoke-filled conference rooms or whatever.

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Trumps executive orders "could imperil billions of dollars in funding for projects that states have already begun working on... for everything from roads and bridges to broadband and withstanding the effects of climate change." This could get messy. h/t @yfreemark.bsky.social

Trump kicks off potentially messy fight over Biden’s infrastructure money

One of Trump's executive orders could imperil billions in funding for projects that states have already begun working on, some experts said.

politico.com