Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Livable Streets Community

This week, support a two-way Haight Street, learn about public space experiments in cities abroad, buy a drink for Walk SF, help envision a bikeway on the Southern Waterfront, and show your “byke pride” at the Pride Parade. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday: Haight Street Two-way Conversion Community Meeting. Show your […]

This week, give your input on the planned JFK Drive bikeway, help envision a garden next to the Central Freeway, join the Bicycle Music Festival caravan, and explore the alleyways of SoMa. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday: John F. Kennedy Drive Bikeway Community Meeting. A separated bikeway is being planned on JFK […]

This week, hear an update on the Bay Area’s Regional Transportation Plan, the SFMTA Board hears updates on school zone projects and pedestrian safety, the Planning Commission holds a hearing on the CPMC development plans, and Sunday Streets graces the city once again in Bayview. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday: Update on the […]

This week, learn about John King’s “ten ways to look at a city,” discuss the future of redevelopment, celebrate Pride with the SF Bike Party, help make the streets smoother with the SFBC, and take an educational walk through Hayes Valley. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Tuesday: The cityscapes of San Francisco. […]

This week, speak up for safe bike lanes on 17th Street, become a part of the SF Transit Riders Union, have some pie for a parklet, and take a literature tour of San Francisco. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday: 17th Street Bike Lanes Community Meeting. Speak up at this SFMTA meeting […]

This week, Joél Ramos is expected to be confirmed to the SFMTA Board, join the conversation on creating a better Market Street, see SPUR’s newest exhibit on adapting to climate change, discuss the controversial proposal for a bike speed limit on the Golden Gate Bridge, and test out the newest way to measure the pedestrian […]