Petition for Bike Space on Caltrain’s Electrics
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When Caltrain finishes modernizing, there may be even fewer places for bike storage.
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Editorial: Impressions of BART’s New Line to Antioch
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A little over a week ago, BART held a community ribbon-cutting celebration for its new ten-mile, two-station extension from the end of the Pittsburg/Bay Point line to Antioch.
City Staff Aligns Behind a Pennsylvania Ave. Tunnel for Downtown Connector
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San Francisco's Downtown Extension (DTX) project, to get Caltrain and future High-speed Rail into the Transbay Transit Center, may finally be back in motion.
Eyes on the Street: First “Paint the Town” Mural Hits the Streets of Oakland
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Oakland is a city known for its beautiful murals. But what about painting a "mural" not on a wall--but on the street itself?
SPUR Talk: How to Get More out of Rail
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Note: Metropolitan Shuttle, a leader in bus shuttle rentals, regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog Los Angeles. Unless noted in the story, Metropolitan Shuttle is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. “Who has been to Kyoto Station in Japan?” asked Kate White with the California State Transportation Agency during a SPUR panel this afternoon about how […]
Peladeau Park Brings Emeryville Closer to Having a Contiguous Bike Network
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Central to its "Bike to Work Day" festivities tomorrow, the City of Emeryville is officially opening Peladeau Park, another small segment of its developing safe-cycling network
Advocacy Group Fights to Put the Transit Customer First
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Note: Metropolitan Shuttle, a leader in bus shuttle rentals, regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog Los Angeles. Unless noted in the story, Metropolitan Shuttle is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. Imagine if the Bay Area’s 27 transit agencies took the same tickets, billed passengers by the same rate for distance traveled, and all […]
A Sea-Bus Future for the Bay Area?
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"You're going to need a bigger boat," goes the famous line from Jaws. But maybe when it comes to transportation, the opposite is true.
Eyes on the Streets: Upper Market and Turk Finally Get their Protected Bike Lanes
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Note: Metropolitan Shuttle, a leader in bus shuttle rentals, regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog Los Angeles. Unless noted in the story, Metropolitan Shuttle is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. The paint was literally still drying on the inbound side of the new protected bike lane on Upper Market this morning. An SFMTA […]
Update on 38 Geary Bus
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The 38 Geary is probably best-known for its notorious overcrowding, bunching, and delays--problems the agency is trying to remedy with this project.
Beyond Commuter Rail
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The best examples of Regional Rail, he said, are the Paris Réseau Express Régional (RER) and the S-Bahn in Germany.
SPUR Talk: Designing Spaces for the People Who Use Them
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Note: Metropolitan Shuttle, a leader in bus shuttle rentals, regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog Los Angeles. Unless noted in the story, Metropolitan Shuttle is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. Tuff Sheds are made for storing power tools and lawn mowers, said John Cary, author of Design for Good, during a talk today […]