California
Fostered in part by anti-pollution regulations designed to lure lone drivers out of their cars, 22% of Southern Californians say they now commute by car-pool, bus, bicycle or foot--a significant increase over last year, a survey by Commuter Transportation Services Inc. shows.
April 30, 1991
Fostered in part by anti-pollution regulations designed to lure lone drivers out of their cars, 22% of Southern Californians say they now commute by car pool, bus, bicycle or foot--a significant increase over last year, a survey by Commuter Transportation Services Inc. shows.
Booster Shots
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April 15, 2009
In the struggle to restore freeways and get commuters back on schedule after January’s devastating quake, one aspect of the problem has received little attention: parking subsidies that many firms generously grant to employees.
May 13, 1994
Cycling, skating, running and walking--the human-powered alternatives to car commuting--are attracting a wide range of workers, especially those who are being rewarded by their companies to not drive to work.
Feb. 1, 1990
Opinion
With safe, protected bike lanes and streets designed for humans, not only cars, we can have a future with an environmentally sound commuting option.
Dec. 2, 2023
Business
With offices in California and elsewhere reopening, workers who’ve been doing their jobs remotely once again need to commute — or figure out how to avoid it for good.
June 15, 2021
Burch C.
Dec. 17, 1989
I liked very much your story (Public Places, Nov. 5).
Nov. 19, 1996
Watching the San Fernando Valley slip silently by, Susan Wolf-Cohen wondered how she managed all those uncivilized years before the trains came--how she braved white-knuckle traffic to get to work tired and grouchy.
Oct. 27, 1993