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California Cancels Flawed E-Bike Project: Major Setback

November 2, 2025 SnapLive Newsbike usage statistics, California e-bike project, e-bike cancellation, funding oversight, green transportation, nonprofit accountability, public trust, sustainable mobility, transportation initiatives, urban transportation solutions

Californias decision to cancel the flawed e-bike project highlights not only the challenges of innovative transportation solutions but also the essential need for accountability and oversight in public-funded initiatives. As we unpack the implications of this major setback, it becomes clear that future California e-bike projects must learn from these missteps to truly succeed. Read More

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Milpitas Secures Stunning $2.77M Grant for SMART Program

September 21, 2025 SnapLive Newsadvanced transportation, bike-sharing programs, electric vehicle charging, infrastructure improvements, Milpitas, SMART Program, smart traffic signals, sustainable mobility, transportation grant, Valley Transportation Authority

Milpitas is buzzing with excitement after securing a stunning $2.77 million grant for its SMART Program, paving the way for innovative transportation solutions that promise to make commuting easier and more sustainable for all residents. This impressive funding will help transform the city’s transport infrastructure, making it a vital step toward a greener future. Read More

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E-Bike Voucher Program: Affordable Solution for Alameda County

August 7, 2025 SnapLive Newsair quality, Alameda County, community initiative, E-Bike Voucher Program, eco-friendly commuting, electric bikes, financial assistance, green transportation, sustainable mobility, traffic congestion0 comment

The E-Bike Voucher Program is transforming transportation in Alameda County, making electric bikes affordable and accessible for everyone. With vouchers of up to $1,500, this initiative not only promotes green commuting but also helps build a more sustainable, equitable future for the community. Read More