Vista imagines car-free downtown

Vista is envisioning a car-free downtown, aiming to enhance urban space for pedestrians and cyclists while reducing vehicular traffic. This initiative reflects a growing trend in urban planning focused on sustainability and community engagement. The proposal is part of a broader movement towards reimagining city spaces to prioritize livability.

San Diego workers hopping back in cars

San Diego workers are returning to their cars as the region experiences a shift in commuting patterns. This article discusses the implications of this trend for local traffic, economy, and worker habits. As the city emerges from pandemic restrictions, understanding the impact on transportation is crucial for residents and policymakers.