Oakland's Street Infrastructure and Policing: Preliminary analysis of (1) the effects of street infrastructure projects on street safety and police activity in Oakland and (2) the City of Oakland’s budget

Our project was largely inspired by the report Decarcerating Transportation - a Mobility Justice Framework, by the Anti-Police Terror Project. This report gives background on the link between transportation and the criminal legal system and the negative repercussions especially for communities of color. It also provides a roadmap with concrete policy recommendations for localities to take on the task of decarcerating transportation, with the goals of removing police from public transit and traffic enforcement, universalizing accessibility to public transportation, and ending punitive systems involving fines and fees that further exacerbate financial insecurities of marginalized communities.

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eScholarship (California Digital Library)
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2024-12-01
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European Political History Analysis
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Oakland's Street Infrastructure and Policing: Preliminary analysis of (1) the effects of street infrastructure projects on street safety and police activity in Oakland and (2) the City of Oakland’s budget

eScholarship (California Digital Library)
European Political History Analysis
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Oakland's Street Infrastructure and Policing: Preliminary analysis of (1) the effects of street infrastructure projects on street safety and police activity in Oakland and (2) the City of Oakland’s budget

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Abstract

Our project was largely inspired by the report Decarcerating Transportation - a Mobility Justice Framework, by the Anti-Police Terror Project. This report gives background on the link between transportation and the criminal legal system and the negative repercussions especially for communities of color. It also provides a roadmap with concrete policy recommendations for localities to take on the task of decarcerating transportation, with the goals of removing police from public transit and traffic enforcement, universalizing accessibility to public transportation, and ending punitive systems involving fines and fees that further exacerbate financial insecurities of marginalized communities.

eScholarship (California Digital Library)
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European Political History Analysis
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