Roger Rudick
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Call to Action: Comment on Ashby/I-80 Widening
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Time is running out to comment on the environmental review of Alameda County and Caltran's Ashby/I-80 Interchange widening project.
Commentary: Ban Cars on JFK from the Panhandle to the Sea
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Supervisor Connie Chan wants 'compromise'? Okay, motorists can use Fulton, Lincoln and Crossover
Oakland TV Station Displays Hella Windshield Perspective
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Hey KTVU, where's your story about dangerous drivers using bike lanes?
Eyes on the Compromise: Paint & Plastic on Polk
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Just find a Dutch guide and start plopping down concrete planters and solid barriers as fast as you can. And if some cars and trucks get dented along the way, so be it. Because this incremental approach is killing people
This Week: Equity, Smart City Cycling, North American Transit
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Here is a list of events this week.
Weekend Roundup: Welcome to the J.F.K. Promenade, Basic Mobility
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...and more good news for high-speed rail
Rain Washes Away Problem for Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Cyclists
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That one time heavy rain was great for cyclists
Emeryville to Lose a Crosswalk but Gain a Bike Lane on Shellmound
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As part of a rail crossing "quiet zone" project, a crosswalk gets eliminated, but a protected bike lane will get added
Motorist Threatens to Run Over Families on Slow Lake Street
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2022 could be a nasty, rough year as the battle to end traffic violence continues
Happy Holidays from Streetsblog!
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Streetsblog S.F. will be publishing headlines and syndicating stories tomorrow, Dec. 23. Barring any huge breaking stories, Streetsblog will then be on hiatus until January 3, 2022. From the staff of Streetsblog, we wish you a happy holiday season. We look forward to seeing you all on the streets next year. In the meantime, if […]
Barrier Backstory on the Oakland Embarcadero
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There might be a chance to pull some good out of a frustrating, sad situation
Advocates Want Valencia Safety Project Out of Limbo
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A plan for protected bike lanes and intersections was ready to go when COVID came but ended up on hold. Advocates think it's been long enough