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Clearwater election could reverse years of planning for Drew Street overhaul - Vimarsana News

Clearwater election could reverse years of planning for Drew Street overhaul

Half of the candidates oppose the project, which the city has approved but state lawmakers have delayed.

Number of SunRunner riders drops close to 40 percent after fare implemented - Vimarsana News

Number of SunRunner riders drops close to 40 percent after fare implemented

The SunRunner, the bus that shuttles people between St. Pete and St. Pete Beach, broke ridership records its first year with more than one million riders.

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Forward Pinellas sets sights on improving 49th Street South in St. Petersburg - Vimarsana News

Forward Pinellas sets sights on improving 49th Street South in St. Petersburg

A very dangerous road in St. Petersburg and Gulfport will soon be undergoing a safety improvement project.

Pedestrian fatalities trending down in Tampa, Pinellas County as mobility leaders share Vision Zero progress - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian fatalities trending down in Tampa, Pinellas County as mobility leaders share Vision Zero progress

There have been several deadly crashes involving pedestrians in the last few months, so safety leaders in Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties are sharing their progress on Vision Zero plans. 

Studies find new St. Petersburg bus lanes cause no car commuter harm - Vimarsana News

Studies find new St. Petersburg bus lanes cause no car commuter harm

When the SunRunner rapid bus line debuted last year, Brad Miller, the CEO of Pinellas County’s transit authority, promised that it wouldn’t be “your grandmother’s bus service,” that it would get people where they wanted to go, and fast. What he’s heard back is lawmakers in Tallahassee telling him that the rapid bus service along First avenues north and south and Pasadena Avenue threaten the ...

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