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California Avenue to remain permanently car-free - Vimarsana News

California Avenue to remain permanently car-free

Cars will not be returning to California Avenue any time in the foreseeable future. Despite concerns from some business owners, the City Council agreed that the city's "second downtown" should remain a bike and pedestrian promenade.

Palo Alto's California Avenue to remain permanently car-free - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto's California Avenue to remain permanently car-free

Cars will not be returning to California Avenue any time in the foreseeable future. Despite concerns from some business owners, the City Council agreed that the city's "second downtown" should remain a bike and pedestrian promenade.

Palo Alto's 'second downtown' to stay permanently car-free - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto's 'second downtown' to stay permanently car-free

Cars will not be returning to California Avenue any time in the foreseeable future. Despite concerns from some business owners, the City Council agreed that the city's "second downtown" should remain a bike and pedestrian promenade.

Should Palo Alto's California Avenue be reopened to cars? - Vimarsana News

Should Palo Alto's California Avenue be reopened to cars?

The closure of California Avenue to traffic has sparked debate among business owners and residents, and now city staff is proposing to keep it closed for at least another year while a firm develops alternatives for its future.

Should Palo Alto's California Avenue be reopened to cars? - Vimarsana News

Should Palo Alto's California Avenue be reopened to cars?

The closure of California Avenue to traffic has sparked debate among business owners and residents, and now city staff is proposing to keep it closed for at least another year while a firm develops alternatives for its future.