Protected Bike Lanes that Work for Everyone
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Protected bike lanes and intersections are important for bike and pedestrian safety, but what about people who have physical challenges or visual impairments?
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about GJEL
Commentary: BART Police Need to Figure out Where They Stand on Rules
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Police union feels it is owed an apology?
Commentary: San Francisco Needs Concrete Solutions to Safety… Literally
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San Francisco Supervisors pass a resolution declaring a pedestrian and cycling 'state of emergency' in San Francisco. But what about taking actions in concrete and stone?
Valencia Bike-Lane Violations by Paint and Numbers
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Citing vehicles for illegal parking is a necessary, short-term solution but each of these corridors desperately need fully protected bike lanes their entire length as soon as possible to protect the thousands of people who cycle, scoot and skate along them daily.
Big Win for Bikes and Peds in Berkeley
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And this time, there's a big $$ commitment to back up the rhetoric
Air Quality Concerns and Transit Update
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It's important to keep an eye on air quality... and consider transit or staying home if you smell smoke
Op-Ed: Return Golden Gate Park to the People
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There's just too much parking and too many cars in San Francisco's main park
High-Speed Rail Reporter Can’t Read a Map
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NBC affiliate doesn't know there's already a train from Bay Area to Merced? And the LA Times repeats nonsense about battery powered high-speed trains
Commentary: Let’s Make ‘Car Free’ Market Street Even Better
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There's still work to be done on the Better Market Street designs, especially at intersections
OUT, DAMN CARS! ‘Better Market Street’ Approved!
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Better Market Street project approved unanimously. Push is on to launch more car-free projects
It’s Time for an Uber Tax
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Support the "San Francisco, California, Proposition D, Ride-Share Business Tax to Fund Muni, Pedestrian, and Bicycle Services and Infrastructure" measure.
SPUR Talk: Building Resilient Cities
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Building a rating system for buildings so buyers know it will be usable after a big earthquake