public transportation

Intellectually, I knew that it was wrong, but I had to confess that I really did miss my car. 

Knowing the repercussions of letting BART fail, how can we save the transportation agency as it faces a “fiscal cliff?” 

Although these acts are small, they make a difference in my day. Even if it’s only for a minute, doing these practices make me happy and spark some joy in my stressful, busy life. Having gratitude for the small things in life has improved my mental health and has made me more aware of how much power I have over controlling how my day plays out.

Maybe images of sewer rats or concerns about suspicious odors come to mind when thinking about public transportation. Although it’s not ideal for some, it’s typically college students’ only way of getting around. Navigating and familiarizing yourself with public transportation can be difficult, but the Clog has some tips to help you reach your destination safely and efficiently.

Amid all of these responsibilities, it is important to escape even for just a weekend to places we haven’t explored before. So instead of exploring a new library on campus or trying out a new coffee shop, I decided to go to Santa Cruz in the hopes of relieving some stress and visiting a place I hadn’t been to in years.

Take this quiz, and the experts at the Clog will tell you whether you have the energy to walk around campus or sit your ass down on some public transportation.

London’s public transportation system is one of the city’s most iconic features. The network of Tube stations is almost like a city in and of itself.

A little travel to the East Coast can prove that places we want to escape to, such as New York, aren’t even close to being as great as San Francisco.

Luckily, State Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, and State Sen. Scott Weiner, D-San Francisco, have introduced a bill that will enable more Californians to live near transit such as BART and frequent bus routes and will bring rents down.