The Week in Short Videos
The embeds below are from TikTok (with one from YouTube because TikTok never approved it for some reason), but if you’re not a fan of the platform., here’s all the links to find Streetsblog videos:
Streetsblog California: Instagram, Facebook Reels, YouTube Shorts, TikTok.
Streetsblog L.A.: TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, Instagram, Facebook.
And if you can’t get enough Streetsblog videos, Streetsblog NYC has a TikTok Channel and Streetfilms is archived on YouTube.
Tuesday
Damien made a short, satirical, video to promote his AMA on the StreetSmart podcast. No idea why TikTok sent this one to jail.
Wednesday
Joe Linton gives some basic advice on how to lock up a bike in Los Angeles. There’s more to say about securing a bike, but it didn’t all fit in a short video. If you’re looking for additional in-depth bike locking advice, watch Streetfilms “Hal Grades” series.
Friday
Last week Oakland began issuing warnings from the traffic light speed cameras. SF has been running its program for months. Glendale and Long Beach speed cameras are coming this year. L.A. City is… well…
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