Crash on the Hairball as Dangerous Conditions Persist
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Streetsblog caught up with Crosby shortly after the crash. His hands were still a bit bruised, but he's recovering.
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Bicycling
More Details on Bluegogo Dockless Bike Share
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This morning, Chinese bike-share company Bluegogo held a press conference in downtown San Francisco to update the media on its launch plans and its negotiations with the city. From the announcement: Enabled by smartphone, GPS and solar technology, users can search, reserve, unlock and pay for bluegogo bikes via the mobile app. As no docking […]
Open Thread: Is San Francisco Over Reacting to Bluegogo?
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Yesterday morning, Supervisors Aaron Peskin and Mark Farrell held a press conference in response to a report that Bluegogo, a Chinese bike-share company, would bring thousands of rental bikes to San Francisco.
SF Prof Studies Copenhagen’s Bike Infrastructure
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Jason Henderson is a geography professor at San Francisco State, writer of the book Street Fight: The Struggle over Urban Mobility in San Francisco, co-author of Low Car(Bon) Communities: Inspiring Car-Free and Car-Lite Urban Futures, and a Streetsblog contributor. Henderson recently returned from a sabbatical in Denmark, where he studied the intersection of bicycle infrastructure, housing, […]
Survey War Over Panhandle Protected Bike Lanes
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There's a new survey out from the Panhandle Residents Organization (PRO) asking local residents whether they would like parking-protected bike lanes added to Fell and Oak along the length of the Panhandle.
An Open Letter to Uber to Kick Off 2017
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Suddenly a white car passed close, horn blaring. It was a classic "punishment pass.” I was in the right lane. The left/passing lane was empty. There was simply no reason for it.