Plus, keep an eye on Caltrain’s plans to extend to San Francisco’s downtown transit center
Q: Someone needs to get the southbound entrance to Highway 17 closed on weekends! Drivers, stay on 17! Getting off at Camden or Lark is not going to save you any time! Really!!!A: This is a problem every summer as beach-bound traffic clogs Highway 17. Some drivers try to beat the backup by driving through Los Gatos but this does not save time. The best solution for beach-bound traffic is to leave early in the morning to get ahead of the crowd.already sounds difficult.
They tore up the tracks decades ago where passenger and freight trains street ran Embarcadero, in the days of the Southern Pacific Railroad, long before Caltrain. They are still working on the Muni light rail extension, a nightmare project on its own. Q: This isn’t exactly a traffic or roads issue, but I take Zanker Road north to work every day and I notice that many of the redwood trees along the street from Brokaw to Trimble are dead or dying. Any idea why, or what can be done about it?A: We typically see redwoods here struggling due to drought, said Colin-the-city-spokesman.
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