Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Bicycling

Radulovich after his Streetsblog exit-interview outside a cafe near his home in the Mission. Photo: Streetsblog

Exit Interview: Director Tom Radulovich Reflects on 20 Years with BART

By Roger Rudick | Nov 17, 2016 | 2 Comments

Tom Radulovich, as most Streetsblog readers probably know, is retiring from BART at the end of the year. He was first elected to the BART Board of Directors in November 1996, to represent the 9th District, which includes portions of San Francisco. He serves on the board’s Personnel Review Special Committee and on the Capitol Corridor Joint […]

San Mateo’s Highway 101/92 Interchange Eyed for Expansion

By Andrew Boone | Nov 15, 2016 | 1 Comment

San Mateo County’s transportation agencies are forging ahead with environmental studies of new lanes, ramps, and overpasses to add to the already massive interchange at Highways 101 and 92 in the city of San Mateo. Building on four previous studies stretching back to 2001, a new $500,000 study completed in June analyzed 25 different traffic […]

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Sunday Streets Embarcadero: A Moment to Bring People Together

By Roger Rudick | Nov 14, 2016 | 1 Comment

Sunday afternoon was the last “Sunday Streets” of the season, on Embarcadero in downtown San Francisco. This time the event, which went from 11 to 4 p.m., ran from AT&T Park to Broadway. The Embarcadero is where “Sunday Streets” first started in San Francisco, back in 2008.

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SPUR talk on Local Measures: BART Bond Passes, Mixed Results on Others

By Roger Rudick | Nov 9, 2016 | No Comments

This afternoon, the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR), hosted a post-election analysis of local races and measures with political consultants David Latterman of Fall Line Analytics and Alex Clemens of Lighthouse Public Affairs. Clemens started off his presentation and summed up the mood in the room with a single word: “sh*t!” […]

More Carnage, More Data…and More Excuses from the City

By Roger Rudick | Nov 3, 2016 | 43 Comments

Another cyclist was hit this morning on Market Street, between 7th and 8th, reported Streetsblog reader John Rogers. Details are still coming in. “Market is still a full-on traffic free-for-all, and the danger faced by the thousands of cyclists that ride the central street of our city everyday remains a travesty,” he wrote to Streetsblog […]

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Alameda Advocates Continue Push for Alternative to Posey Hell Tunnel

By Roger Rudick | Nov 2, 2016 | 32 Comments

Advocate-volunteers with BikeWalk Alameda took shifts today counting cyclists and pedestrians passing through the Posey Tube on their way between western Alameda and Oakland. The count will be used to help push for a pedestrian and bicycle drawbridge between Alameda and Jack London Square, across the Alameda estuary. “That’s the big, long term goal,” said Brian McGuire, […]

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