Eyes on the Street: Ride on a Safer Milvia
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A substantial portion of a project to improve Milvia Street, from Blake to Hearst, is now complete
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Promoted
Commentary: It’s Time to Allow Bikes on Muni Rail
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Every other rail operator in the state allows them... so why is Muni turning away potential customers?
New Push For a Safer Golden Gate Bridge
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The district has studied bicycle crashes on the side path, but Marin County Bicycle Coalition isn't totally sure the solutions are right
SFO Gets Environmental Award for “Transit” Project that Prioritizes Driving
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San Francisco's airport received a “Gold” certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program developed by the U.S. Green Building Council late last week for extending its people mover train to a giant parking garage
UPDATE: No Charges, Not Even a Traffic Ticket, for Distracted Motorist who Killed Greg Knapp
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District Attorney's statement mentions distracted driving, but says it doesn't qualify as criminal negligence?
Commentary: Traffic Engineers and DMVs Need to Learn from Aviation
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If you think Vision Zero can't be achieved just look up
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Path Threatened Again
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Auto and asphalt interests continue to try and take over the bike and ped path for cars
Bike East Bay Pleads with Fremont to Prioritize Safety
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This East Bay city used Dutch designs on Walnut--but is relapsing to the ol' disregard for safety on Paseo Padre
Follow up Q&A: A Life Taken by Hayward’s Unsafe Designs
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The brother of a cyclist killed in Hayward last June speaks out about decisions that lead to his brother's death--and the pain of seeing deadly designs go unchanged
What Happened to “Transit First?”
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The city’s allocation of street space is anything but “transit-first”
Politicians Talk of Climate Change, Revert to Status Quo
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The Great Highway closure was inconvenient for drivers, and now it’s open again. So much for taking action while the world is on fire.
Editorial: Train vs. Car ‘Accidents’ are Never Accidental
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Warning bells, flashing lights, loud horns, stop lines, gates... Wednesday's tragedy points to fundamental issues with how we educate and license drivers