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Streetsblog Talks With SF Bicycle Coalition Incoming Director Brian Wiedenmeier

By Roger Rudick | | 7 Comments
Earlier this week, the SF Bike Coalition announced it is tapping its development director, Brian Wiedenmeier, as its new executive director. Wiedenmeier takes the reigns from Margaret McCarthy, who had served as the organization’s interim director during a search to replace Noah Budnick, who resigned last year. Streetsblog sat down with Wiedenmeier to find out […]

San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Names New Executive Director

By Roger Rudick | | 9 Comments
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition’s Board of Directors has selected Brian Wiedenmeier as the organization’s next executive director. Wiedenmeier is not a newcomer to the SFBC. He spent the last two years as the organization’s development director. “Brian’s professional accomplishments and experience really stood out throughout this hiring process,” said Brianne O’Leary Gagnon, president of […]

Mission Transit Lane Removal Nudged Closer to Reality

By Roger Rudick | | 82 Comments
Last April, businesses on Mission Street started to gain some traction in pushing against SFMTA’s “red carpet” bus-only lanes, which they claim—contrary to the available evidence, it should be noted—are hurting their bottom line. The result: Supervisor David Campos asked the SFMTA to “make a radical shift in the program,” as he put it in […]
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