Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Bicycling

Biking and the Homeless on the Hairball: A Sad Situation for All

By Roger Rudick | | 26 Comments
Dan Crosby works in tech and cycles to his job in SoMa, using the bike lanes and bridges along Cesar Chavez. Recently, Crosby brought this situation to the attention of Streetsblog: “There’s now a homeless encampment on the westbound Cesar Chavez bike bridge under the 101. There have often been a couple of tents there, but now […]

Eyes on the Street: Sunday Streets in the Mission

By Roger Rudick | | 3 Comments
Normally, Valencia Street in the Mission is dominated by traffic, double-parked cars blocking bike lanes, close calls, and the occasional injury. But not yesterday; yesterday, Valencia Street was all about games, fun and dancing–and a bit of politics and social advocacy–thanks to Sunday Streets. Yesterday’s event, the second Mission District event this year, went from […]

Panel Asks: How do We Get More Diversity in Bike Advocacy?

By Roger Rudick | | 31 Comments
Yesterday evening, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition (SFBC) held a discussion about diversity as part of its “Bike Talks” series at the Sports Basement Grotto on Bryant Street. Janice Li, Advocacy Director for SFBC, moderated a panel comprised of Lateefah Simon, President of the Akonadi Foundation, Tamika Butler, Executive Director of the Los Angeles County […]
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